Religion, Whatever It Is, Is A Man's

Man Is Essentially The Imitative Animal. His Whole Educabilityand In Fact The Whole History Of Civilization Depend On This Trait, Which His Strong Tendencies To Rivalry, Jealousy, And Acquisitiveness Reinforce.

Circumstance Does Not Make Me, It Reveals Me.

Once You Accept An Idea, It's An Idea Whose Time Has Come.

... No Bell In Us Tolls To Let Us Know For Certain When Truth Is In Our Grasp.

You Perceive Now, My Friends, What Your General Or Abstract Duty Is As Teachers. Although You Have To Generate In Your Pupils A Large Stock Of Ideas, Any One Of Which May Be Inhibitory, Yet You Must Also See To It That No Habitual Hesitancy Or Paralysis Of The Will Ensues, And That The Pupil Still Retains His Power Of Vigorous Action.