As Warden Lawes Once Said Of Convicts,

The Severest Test Of Character Is Not So Much The Ability To Keep A Secret As It Is, When The Secret Is Finally Out, To Refrain From Disclosing That You Knew It All Along.

Western Civilization Has Not Yet Learned The Lesson That The Energy We Expend In 'getting Things Done' Is Less Important Than The Moral Strength It Takes To Decide What Is Worth Doing And What Is Right To Do.

Regret For The Things We Did Can Be Tempered By Time; It Is Regret For The Things We Did Not Do That Is Inconsolable.

Sometimes The Best, And Only Effective, Way To Kill An Idea Is To Put It Into Practice.

The Difference Between Faith And Superstition Is That The First Uses Reason To Go As Far As It Can, And Then Makes The Jump; The Second Shuns Reason Entirely — Which Is Why Superstition Is Not The Ally, But The Enemy, Of True Religion.