The Last Christian Died On A Cross.

Where I Found The Living, There I Found The Will To Power; Even In The Will Of Servants I Found The Will To Be Master.

In Our Interactions With People, A Benevolent Hypocrisy Is Frequently Required--acting As Though We Do Not See Through The Motivesof Their Actions.

Those Moralists, On The Other Hand, Who, Following In The Footsteps Of Socrates, Offer The Individual A Morality Of Self-control And Temperance As A Means To His Own Advantage, As His Personal Key To Happiness, Are The Exceptions.

Whoever Has Witnessed Another's Ideal Becomes His Inexorable Judge And As It Were His Evil Conscience.

If A Man Has Character, He Has Also His Typical Experience, Which Always Recurs.