Religion Indeed Enlightens, Terrifies, Subdues; It Gives

We Can Believe What We Choose. We Are Answerable For What We Choose To Believe.

Feast Of Clare Of Assisi, Founder Of The Order Of Minoresses (poor Clares), 1253 Commemoration Of John Henry Newman, Priest, Teacher, Tractarian, 1890 It Is Our Great Relief That God Is Not Extreme To Mark What Is Done Amiss, That He Looks At The Motives, And Accepts And Blesses In Spite Of Incidental Errors.

Egotism Is True Modesty. In Religious Enquiry Each Of Us Can Speak Only For Himself.

Such Is The Constitution Of The Human Mind, That Any Kind Of Knowledge, If It Be Really Such, Is Its Own Reward.

If Then A Practical End Must Be Assigned To A University Course, I Say It Is That Of Training Good Members Of Society... It Is The Education Which Gives A Man A Clear, Conscious View Of Their Own Opinions And Judgements, A Truth In Developing Them, An Eloquence In Expressing Them, And A Force In Urging Them. It Teaches Him To See Things As They Are, To Go Right To The Point, To Disentangle A Skein Of Thought To Detect What Is Sophistical And To Discard What Is Irrelevant.