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From The Age Of Fifteen, Dogma Has Been The Fundamental Principle Of My Religion: I Know No Other Religion; I Cannot Enter Into The Idea Of Any Other Sort Of Religion; Religion, As A Mere Sentiment, Is To Me A Dream And A Mockery.

Learn To Do Thy Part And Leave The Rest To Heaven.

We Can Believe What We Choose. We Are Answerable For What We Choose To Believe.

When Men Understand What Each Other Mean, They See, For The Most Part, That Controversy Is Either Superfluous Or Hopeless

Every Breath Of Air And Ray Of Light And Heat, Every Beautiful Prospect, Is, As It Were, The Skirts Of The (angel's) Garments, The Waving Robes Of Those Whose Faces See God.