Imagination Is A Poor Substitute For Experience.

One Can Know Nothing Of Giving Aught That Is Worthy To Give Unless One Also Knows How To Take.

On The Threshold Of The Moral World We Meet The Idea Of Freedom, 'one Of The Weightiest Concepts Man Has Ever Formed,' Once A Dogma, In The Course Of Time A Hypothesis, Now In The Eyes Of Many A Fiction, Yet We Cannot Do Without It, Even Although We May Be Firmly Convinced That Our Acts Are Determined By Laws That Cannot Be Broken.

However Well Organised The Foundations Of Life May Be, Life Must Always Be Full Of Risks.

It Is Becoming Clear That The Old Platitudes Can No Longer Be Maintained, And That If We Wish To Improve Our Morals We Must First Improve Our Knowledge.

If Men And Women Are To Understand Each Other, To Enter Into Each Other's Nature With Mutual Sympathy, And To Become Capable Of Genuine Comradeship, The Foundation Must Be Laid In Youth.