History As The Slaughter-bench

The Man Whom Philosophy Leaves Cold, And The Man Whom Real Faith Does Not Illuminate, May Be Assured That The Fault Lies In Them, Not In Knowledge And Faith. The Former Is Still An Alien To Philosophy, The Latter An Alien To Faith.

Truth Is Found Neither In The Thesis Nor The Antithesis, But In An Emergent Synthesis Which Reconciles The Two.

In Duty The Individual Acquires His Substantive Freedom

Science And Knowledge, Especially That Of Philosophy, Came From The Arabs Into The West.

The Life Of God - The Life Which The Mind Apprehends And Enjoys As It Rises To The Absolute Unity Of All Things - May Be Described As A Play Of Love With Itself; But This Idea Sinks To An Edifying Truism, Or Even To A Platitude, When It Does Not Embrace In It The Earnestness, The Pain, The Patience, And Labor, Involved In The Negative Aspect Of Things.