All The Conditions Of Happiness Are Realized

The More Intense Has Been The Religion Of Any Period And The More Profound Has Been The Dogmatic Belief, The Greater Has Been The Cruelty And The Worse Has Been The State Of Affairs.

As Men Begin To Grow Civilized, They Cease To Be Satisfied With Mere Taboos.

He Will See Himself And Life And The World As Truly As Our Human Limitations Will Permit; Realizing The Brevity And Minuteness Of Human Life, He Will Realize Also That In Individual Minds Is Concentrated Whatever Of Value The Known Universe Contains.

Indignation Is A Submission Of Our Thoughts, But Not Of Our Desires.

The Reason Is, And By Rights Ought To Be, Slave To The Emotions.