Lastly, Literature And Philosophy Both Allow Past

Liberalism Regards Life As An Adventure In Which We Must Take Risks In New Situation, In Which There Is No Guarantee That The New Will Always Be The Good Or The True, In Which Progress Is A Precarious Achievement Rather Than Inevitability.

The Method Of Exposition Which Philosophers Have Adopted Leads Many To Suppose That They Are Simply Inquiries, That They Have No Interest In The Conclusions At Which They Arrive, And That Their Primary Concern Is To Follow Their Premises To Their Logical Conclusions.

If Religion Cannot Restrain Evil, It Cannot Claim Effective Power For Good.

Let Philosophy Resolutely Aim To Be As Scientific As Possible, But Let Her Not Forget Her Strong Kinship With Literature.

Liberalism Is An Attitude Rather Than A Set Of Dogmas - An Attitude That Insists Upon Questioning All Plausible And Self-evident Propositions, Seeking Not To Reject Them But To Find Out What Evidence There Is To Support Them Rather Than Their Possible Alternatives.