History Is, Indeed, An Argument Without End.

Problems Will Always Torment Us Because All Important Problems Are Insoluble: That Is Why They Are Important. The Good Comes From The Continuing Struggle To Try And Solve Them, Not From The Vain Hope Of Their Solution.

The Use Of History As Therapy Means The Corruption Of History As History.

Almost All Important Questions Are Important Precisely Because They Are Not Susceptible To Quantitative Answer.

Excellence Is The Eternal Quest. We Achieve It By Living Up To Our Highest Intellectual Standards And Our Finest Moral Intuitions. In Seeking Excellence, Take Life Seriously-but Never Yourself!

Total Separation Of Church And State Was Considered The Best Safeguard For The Health Of Each. As [andrew] Jackson Explained, In Refusing To Name A Fast Day, He Feared To 'disturb The Security Which Religion Now Enjoys In This Country, In Its Complete Separation From The Political Concerns Of The General Government.'