Out Yonder There Was This Huge World...which

I Never Allow Myself To Become Discouraged Under Any Circumstances. The Three Great Essentials To Achieve Anything Worthwhile Are First, Hard Work, Second, Stick-to-ittiveness, Third, Common Sense.

No One But A Theorist Believes His Theory; Everyone Puts Faith In A Laboratory Result But The Experimenter Himself.

The Fanatical Atheists Are Like Slaves Who Are Still Feeling The Weight Of Their Chains Which They Have Thrown Off After Hard Struggle. They Are Creatures Who—in Their Grudge Against Traditional Religion As The "opium Of The Masses"—cannot Hear The Music Of The Spheres.

In Science, Moreover, The Work Of The Individual Is So Bound Up With That Of His Scientific Predecessors And Contemporaries That It Appears Almost As An Impersonal Product Of His Generation.

Science Not Only Purifies The Religious Impulse Of The Dross Of Its Anthropomorphism But Also Contributes To A Religious Spiritualization Of Our Understanding Of Life.