A Way Foolishness Has Of Revenging Itself

To Attempt To Be Religious Without Practicing A Specific Religion Is As Possible As Attempting To Speak Without A Specific Language.

Our Occasional Madness Is Less Wonderful Than Our Occasional Sanity.

Beautiful Things, When Taste Is Formed, Are Obviously And Unaccountably Beautiful.

The Difficult Is That Which Can Be Done Immediately; The Impossible That Which Takes A Little Longer.

Religion Should Be Disentangled As Much As Possible From History And Authority And Metaphysics, And Made To Rest Honestly On One's Fine Feelings, On One's Indomitable Optimism And Trust In Life.