The State Is The Coldest Of All

The So-called Paradoxes Of An Author, To Which A Reader Takes Exception, Often Exist Not In The Author's Book At All, But Rather In The Reader's Head.

Whoever Aims Publicly At Great Things And At Length Perceives Secretly That He Is Too Weak To Achieve Them, Has Usually Also Insufficient Strength To Renounce His Aims Publicly, And Then Inevitably Becomes A Hypocrite.

The Value Of A Man Can Only Be Measured With Regard To Other Men.

We Forget Our Guilt When We Have Confessed It To Another, But The Other Does Not Usually Forget It.

The Only Excuse For God Is That He Doesn't Exist.