A Noble Hunger, Long Unsatisfied, Met At

The Stamp Of The Saint Is That He Can Waive His Own Rights And Obey The Lord Jesus.

Joy Is Never In Our Power And Pleasure Often Is

I Have Read The Aeneid Through More Often Than I Have Read Any Long Poem.

Thirst Was Made For Water; Inquiry For Truth. What You Now Call The Free Play Of Inquiry Has Neither More Nor Less To Do With The Ends For Which Intelligence Was Given You Than Masturbation Has To Do With Marriage.

We Have On The One Hand A Desperate Need; Hunger, Sickness, And The Dread Of War. We Have, On The Other, The Conception Of Something That Might Meet It: Omnicompetent Global Technocracy. Are Not These The Ideal Opportunity For Enslavement? This Is How It Has Entered Before; A Desperate Need (real Or Apparent) In The One Party, A Power (real Or Apparent) To Relieve It, In The Other.