Perhaps In Time The So-called Dark Ages

All Mathematical Laws Which We Find In Nature Are Always Suspect To Me, In Spite Of Their Beauty. They Give Me No Pleasure. They Are Merely Auxiliaries. At Close Range It Is All Not True.

God Creates The Animals, Man Creates Himself.

Never Undertake Anything Unless You Have The Heart To Ask Heaven's Blessing On Your Undertaking.

If We Thought More For Ourselves We Would Have Very Many More Bad Books And Very Many More Good Ones.

What I Do Not Like About Our Definitions Of Genius Is That There Is In Them Nothing Of The Day Of Judgment, Nothing Of Resounding Through Eternity And Nothing Of The Footsteps Of The Almighty.