In The 17th And 18th

If You Equate God's Judgment With Your Judgment, You Have A Wrong Religion.

Nothing That Is Worth Doing Can Be Achieved In A Lifetime; Therefore We Must Be Saved By Hope.

Man Has Always Been His Own Most Vexing Problem.

The Prophet Himself Stands Under The Judgment Which He Preaches. If He Does Not Know That, He Is A False Prophet.

The Idea That The Profits Of Capital Are Really The Rewards Of A Just Society For The Foresight And Thrift Of Those Who Sacrificed The Immediate Pleasures Of Spending In Order That Society Might Have Productive Capital, Had A Certain Validity In The Early Days Of Capitalism, When Productive Enterprise Was Frequently Initiated Through Capital Saved Out Of Modest Incomes.