No Religion Except Ours Has Taught That

Jurisdiction Is Not Given For The Sake Of The Judge, But For That Of The Litigant.

Reason Commands Us Far More Imperiously Than A Master; For In Disobeying The One We Are Unfortunate, And In Disobeying The Other We Are Fools.

Each Man Is Everything To Himself, For With His Death Everything Is Dead For Him. That Is Why Each Of Us Thinks He Is Everything To Everyone. We Must Not Judge Nature By Ourselves, But By Its Own Standards.

Nature, Which Alone Is Good, Is Wholly Familiar And Common.

However Vast A Man's Spiritual Resources, He Is Capable Of But One Great Passion.