To Be Spiritual Is To Be Amazed.

Things, When Magnified, Are Forgeries Of Happiness.

Indeed, The Sort Of Crimes And Even The Amount Of Delinquency That Fill The Prophets Of Israel With Dismay Do Not Go Beyond That Which We Regard As Normal, As Typical Ingredients Of Social Dynamics. To Us A Single Act Of Injustice--cheating In Business, Exploitation Of The Poor--is Slight; To The Prophets, A Disaster. To Us Injustice Is Injurious To The Welfare Of The People; To The Prophets It Is A Deathblow To Existence: To Us, An Episode; To Them, A Catastrophe, A Threat To The World.

The Tragedy Of Religion Is Partly Due To Its Isolation From Life, As If God Could Be Segregated.

It Is Gratefulness Which Makes The Soul Great.

The Essence Of Man Is Not What He Is, But In What He Is Able To Be.