Nothing We Do, However Virtuous, Can Be

Nothing We Do, However Virtuous, Can Be Accomplished Alone; Therefore We Are Saved By Love.

That Is The Truth About Man - That He Has A Curious Kind Of Dignity, But Also A Curious Kind Of Misery, And That These Forms Of Agnosticism Don't Understand.

Every Experience Proves That The Real Problem Of Our Existence Lies In The Fact That We Ought To Love One Another, But Do Not.

I'm Not Afraid Of Too Many Things, And I Got That Invincible Kind Of Attitude From My Father.

In The 17th And 18th Centuries There Was A Kind Of Protestantism That Said, "if You Could Only Get Rid Of The Bishop, Then You'd Be A True Christian".