The Word 'cause' Is An Altar To

Our Errors Are Surely Not Such Awfully Solemn Things. In A World Where We Are So Certain To Incur Them In Spite Of All Our Caution, A Certain Lightness Of Heart Seems Healthier Than This Excessive Nervousness On Their Behalf.

To Suggest Personal Will And Effort To One All Sicklied O'er With The Sense Of Irremediable Impotence Is To Suggest The Most Impossible Of Things. What He Craves Is To Be Consoled In His Very Powerlessness, To Feel That The Spirit Of The Universe Recognizes And Secures Him, All Decaying And Failing As He Is.

Faith Means Belief In Something Concerning Which Doubt Is Theoretically Possible.

Religion Must Be Considered Vindicated In A Certain Way From The Attacks Of Her Critics.

Truth Lives, In Fact, For The Most Part On A Credit System