[it Is] Useful To Know The Laws

The Great Masses Of People Do Not Consist Of Philosophers; Precisely For The Masses, Faith Is Often The Sole Foundation Of A Moral Attitude. ... For The Political Man, The Value Of A Religion Must Be Estimated Less By Its Deficiencies Than By The Virtue Of A Visibly Better Substitute.

But Christianity Is An Invention Of Sick Brains: One Could Imagine Nothing More Senseless, Nor Any More Indecent Way Of Turning The Idea Of The Godhead Into A Mockery.

I Don't See Much Future For The Americans ... It's A Decayed Country. And They Have Their Racial Problem, And The Problem Of Social Inequalities ... My Feelings Against Americanism Are Feelings Of Hatred And Deep Repugnance ... Everything About The Behaviour Of American Society Reveals That It's Half Judaised, And The Other Half Negrified. How Can One Expect A State Like That To Hold Together?

If You Wish The Sympathy Of The Broad Masses, You Must Tell Them The Crudest And Most Stupid Things.

Christianity [is] A Rebellion Against Natural Law, A Protest Against Nature.