The More Certain Our Knowledge The Less

On The Stage On Which We Are Observing It, — Universal History — Spirit Displays Itself In Its Most Concrete Reality.

It Is Solely By Risking Life That Freedom Is Obtained; . . . The Individual Who Has Not Staked His Or Her Life May, No Doubt, Be Recognized As A Person; But He Or She Has Not Attained The Truth Of This Recognition As An Independent Self-consciousness.

In A True Tragedy, Both Parties Must Be Right.

The True Is The Whole.

The Learner Always Begins By Finding Fault, But The Scholar Sees The Positive Merit In Everything.