The Bad Thing Of War

Reason In A Creature Is A Faculty Of Widening The Rules And Purposes Of The Use Of All Its Powers Far Beyond Natural Instinct; It Acknowledges No Limits To Its Projects. Reason Itself Does Not Work Instinctively, But Requires Trial, Practice, And Instruction In Order Gradually To Progress From One Level Of Insight To Another.

Our Intellect Does Not Draw Its Laws From Nature, But It Imposes Its Laws Upon Nature.

An Action Is Essentially Good If The Motive Of The Agent Be Good, Regardless Of The Consequences.

There Can Be No Doubt That All Our Knowledge Begins With Experience.

I Have No Knowledge Of Myself As I Am, But Merely As I Appear To Myself.