There Is Existing In Man, A Mass

To Argue With A Person Who Has Renounced The Use Of Reason Is Like Administering Medicine To The Dead.

To Be Nobly Wrong Is More Manly Than To Be Meanly Right.

The Danger To Which The Success Of Revolutions Is Most Exposed, Is That Of Attempting Them Before The Principles On Which They Proceed, And The Advantages To Result From Them, Are Sufficiently Seen And Understood.

The Continually Progressive Change To Which The Meaning Of Words Is Subject, The Want Of A Universal Language Which Renders Translation Necessary, The Errors To Which Translations Are Again Subject, The Mistakes Of Copyists And Printers, Together With The Possibility Of Willful Alteration, Are Themselves Evidences That Human Language, Whether In Speech Or Print, Cannot Be The Vehicle Of The Word Of God.

A Bad Cause Will Ever Be Supported By Bad Means And Bad Men.