One Who Is Always Deeply Involved In

Belief In Form, But Disbelief In Content - That's What Makes An Aphorism Charming.

Unresolved Dissonances Between The Characters And Dispositions Of The Parents Continue To Reverberate In The Nature Of The Child And Make Up The History Of Its Inner Sufferings.

That The World Is Not The Embodiment Of An Eternal Rationality Can Be Conclusively Proved By The Fact That The Piece Of The Worldthat We Know--i Mean Our Human Reason--is Not So Very Rational. And If It Is Not Eternally And Completely Wise And Rational, Then The Rest Of The World Will Not Be Either; Here The Conclusion A Minori Ad Majus, A Parte Ad Totum Applies, And Does So With Decisive Force.

God Is A Thought Who Makes Crooked All That Is Straight.

One Must Repay Good And Ill; But Why Just To The Person Who Did Us Good Or Ill?