Just As All Things Speak About God

Most Of The Evils Of Life Arise From Man's Being Unable To Sit Still In A Room.

It Is The Heart Which Perceives God And Not The Reason.

Let Us Now Speak According To Natural Lights. If There Is A God, He Is Infinitely Incomprehensible. . . . We Are Then Incapable Of Knowing Of Either What He Is Or If He Is. . . .

All That Tends Not To Charity Is Figurative. The Sole Aim Of The Scripture Is Charity.

There Are Hardly Any Truths Upon Which We Always Remain Agreed, And Still Fewer Objects Of Pleasure Which We Do Not Change Every Hour, I Do Not Know Whether There Is A Means Of Giving Fixed Rules For Adapting Discourse To The Inconstancy Of Our Caprices.