True Suffering Does Not Know Itself And

I Learned From My Illiterate But Wise Mother That All Rights To Be Deserved And Preserved Came From Duty Well Done. Thus The Very Right To Live Accrues To Us Only When We Do The Duty Of Citizenship Of The World. From This One Fundamental Statement, Perhaps It Is Easy Enough To Define The Duties Of Man And Woman And Correlate Every Right To Some Corresponding Duty To Be First Performed. Every Other Right Can Be Shown To Be A Usurpation Hardly Worth Fighting For.

As Human Beings, Our Greatness Lies Not So Much In Being Able To Remake The World - That Is The Myth Of The Atomic Age - As In Being Able To Remake Ourselves.

It Is Difficult To Judge, When Both Sides Are Employing Weapons Of Violence, Which Side 'deserves' To Succeed.

War With All Its Glorification Of Brute Force Is Essentially A Degrading Thing.

Indolence Is A Delightful But Distressing State; We Must Be Doing Something To Be Happy.