In Order To Have Enough Freedom, It

Common Experience Shows How Much Rarer Is Moral Courage Than Physical Bravery. A Thousand Men Will March To The Mouth Of The Cannon Where One Man Will Dare Espouse An Unpopular Cause . . . True Courage And Manhood Come From The Consciousness Of The Right Attitude Toward The World, The Faith In One's Purpose, And The Sufficiency Of One's Own Approval As A Justification For One's Own Acts.

The Most Human Thing We Can Do Is Comfort The Afflicted And Afflict The Comfortable.

An Agnostic Is A Doubter. The Word Is Generally Applied To Those Who Doubt The Verity Of Accepted Religious Creeds Of Faiths.

I Have Never Killed Any One, But I Have Read Some Obituary Notices With Great Satisfaction.

There Is No Such Crime As A Crime Of Thought; There Are Only Crimes Of Action.