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Books Are The Most Wonderful Friends In The World. When You Meet Them And Pick Them Up, They Are Always Ready To Give You A Few Ideas. When You Put Them Down, They Never Get Mad; When You Take Them Up Again, They Seem To Enrich You All The More.

One Of The Greatest Disasters That Happened To Modern Civilization Was For Democracy To Inscribe "liberty" On Its Banners Instead Of "justice." Because "liberty" Was Considered The Ideal It Was Not Long Until Some Men Interpreted It As Meaning "freedom From Justice"; Then When Religion And Decent Government Attempted To Bring Them Back To Justice, Organized Into "freedom Groups" They Protested That Their Constitutional And Natural Rights Were Being Violated.

Scepticism Is Never Certain Of Itself, Being Less A Firm Intellectual Position Than A Pose To Justify Bad Behavior.

Our Personal Dispositions Are As Windowpanes Through Which We See The World Either As Rosy Or Dull. The Way We Color The Glasses We Wear Is The Way The World Seems To Us.

There Are Ultimately Only Two Possible Adjustments To Life; One Is To Suit Our Lives To Principles; The Other Is To Suit Principles To Our Lives. If We Do Not Live As We Think, We Soon Begin To Think As We Live. The Method Of Adjusting Moral Principles To The Way Men Live Is Just A Perversion Of The Order Of Things.