Unless We Love And Are Loved, Each

It's Not How Many Books You Get Through, It's How Many Books Get Through You.

Habits Are Formed By The Repetition Of Particular Acts. They Are Strengthened By An Increase In The Number Of Repeated Acts. Habits Are Also Weakened Or Broken, And Contrary Habits Are Formed By The Repetition Of Contrary Acts.

Work That Is Pure Toil, Done Solely For The Sake Of The Money It Earns, Is Also Sheer Drudgery Because It Is Stultifying Rather Than Self Improving.

Ultimately There Can Be No Disagreement Between History, Science, Philosophy, And Theology. Where There Is Disagreement, There Is Either Ignorance Or Error.

The Tragedy Of Being Both Rational And Animal Seems To Consist In Having To Choose Between Duty And Desire Rather Than In Making Any Particular Choice