The Ultimate Aim Of The Ego Is

The Ultimate Purpose Of Religious Life Is To Make This Evolution Move In A Direction Far More Important To The Destiny Of The Ego Than The Moral Health Of The Social Fabric Which Forms His Present Environment.

It May, However, Be Said That The Level Of Experience To Which Concepts Are Inapplicable Cannot Yield Any Knowledge Of A Universal Character, For Concepts Alone Are Capable Of Being Socialized.

If One Cannot Live The Life Of The Brave, Then It Is Better To Die Like The Brave.

Indeed, In View Of Its Function, Religion Stands In Greater Need Of A Rational Foundation Of Its Ultimate Principles Than Even The Dogmas Of Science.

The Soul Is Neither Inside Nor Outside The Body; Neither Proximate To Nor Separate From It.