The Craving To Change The World Is

When Cowardice Is Made Respectable, Its Followers Are Without Number Both From Among The Weak And The Strong; It Easily Becomes A Fashion.

A Man's Worth Is What He Is Divided By What He Thinks He Is.

Faith In A Holy Cause Is To A Considerable Extent A Substitute For Lost Faith In Ourselves.

Religion Is Not A Matter Of God, Church, Holy Cause, Etc. These Are But Accessories. The Source Of Religious Preoccupation Is In The Self, Or Rather The Rejection Of The Self. Dedication In The Obverse Side Of Self-rejection. Man Alone Is A Religious Animal Because, As Montaigne Points Out, It Is A Malady Confined To Man, And Not Seen In Any Other Creature, To Hate And Despise Ourselves.

We Can Never Have Enough Of That Which We Really Do Not Want.