Few Great Men Would Have Got Past

The Irony Is That In Our Decades, The Combination Of Rationalism, Asceticism, And Individualism (the So-called Protestant Ethic) Has Produced Precisely The System Of Boondoggling, Luxury-consumption, And Status.

Few Great Men Would Have Got Past Personnel.

The Issue Is Not Whether People Are 'good Enough' For A Particular Type Of Society; Rather It Is A Matter Of Developing The Kind Of Social Institutions That Are Most Conducive To Expanding The Potentialities We Have For Intelligence, Grace, Sociability And Freedom.

The Problem Of Translation Is To Retreat To A Simpler Tenor Of One's Own Style And Creatively Adjust This To One's Author.

We Do Not Need To Be Able To Say What "human Nature" Is In Order To Be Able To Say That Some Training Is "against Human Nature.