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We Can Act As If There Were A God; Feel As If We Were Free; Consider Nature As If She Were Full Of Special Designs; Lay Plans As If We Were To Be Immortal; And We Find Then That These Words Do Make A Genuine Difference In Our Moral Life.

To Be A Real Philosopher All That Is Necessary Is To Hate Some One Else's Type Of Thinking.

Modern Man . . . Has Not Ceased To Be Credulous . . . The Need To Believe Haunts Him.

It Is Only In The Lonely Emergencies Of Life That Our Creed Is Tested: Then Routine Maxims Fail, And We Fall Back On Our Gods.

How Pleasant Is The Day When We Give Up Striving To Be Young-or Slender.