What Renders Man An Imaginative And Moral

For A Man Who Has Done His Natural Duty, Death Is As Natural As Sleep.

The Philosophy Of The Common Man Is An Old Wife That Gives Him No Pleasure, Yet He Cannot Live Without Her, And Resents Any Aspersions That Strangers May Cast On Her Character.

An Ideal Cannot Wait For Its Realization To Prove Its Validity.

The Soul, Too Has Her Virginity And Must Bleed A Little Before Bearing Fruit.

Religious Doctrines Would Do Well To Withdraw Their Pretension To Be Dealing With Matters Of Fact. That Pretension Is Not Only The Source Of The Conflicts Of Religion With Science And The Vain And Bitter Controversies Of Sects; It Is Also The Cause Of The Impurity And Incoherence Of Religion In The Soul.