It Is Equally A Mistake To Hold

Character Calls Forth Character.

Many Hammer All Over The Wall And Believe That With Each Blow They Hit The Nail On The Head.

It Seems To Me That Every Phenomenon, Every Fact, Itself Is The Really Interesting Object. Whoever Explains It, Or Connects It With Other Events, Usually Only Amuses Himself Or Makes Sport Of Us, As, For Instance, The Naturalist Or Historian. But A Single Action Or Event Is Interesting, Not Because It Is Explainable, But Because It Is True.

We Learn To Treasure What Is Above This Earth; We Long For Revelation, Which Nowhere Burns More Purely And More Beautifully Than In The New Testament.

The History Of Science Is Science Itself; The History Of The Individual, The Individual.