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The Pretensions Of Final Truth Are Always Partlyan Effort To Obscure A Darkly Felt Consciousness Of The Limits Of Human Knowledge.

God, Give Me Grace To Accept With Serenity The Things That Cannot Be Changed.

I Think There Ought To Be A Club In Which Preachers And Journalists Could Come Together And Have The Sentimentalism Of The One Matched With The Cynicism Of The Other. That Ought To Bring Them Pretty Close To The Truth.

There Must Be Equality Of All Men Before God And In A Democratic Society. Now That's One Of The Great Achievements.

The Scientific Observer Of The Realm Of Nature Is In A Sense Naturally And Inevitably Disinterested. At Least, Nothing In The Natural Scene Can Arouse His Bias. Furthermore, He Stands Completely Outside Of The Natural So That His Mind, Whatever His Limitations, Approximates Pure Mind. The Observer Of The Realm Of History Cannot Be Disinterested In The Same Way, For Two Reasons: First, He Must Look At History From Some Locus In History; Secondly, He Is To A Certain Degree Engaged In Its Ideological Conflicts.