Justice Is The Idea Of

Justice Is The Idea Of God, The Ideal Of Man, The Rule Of Conduct Writ In The Nature Of Mankind.

It Seems Strange That A Butterfly's Wing Should Be Woven Up So Thin And Gauzy In The Monstrous Loom Of Nature, And Be So Delicately Tipped With Fire From Such A Gross Hand, And Rainbowed All Over In Such A Storm Of Thunderous Elements. The Marvel Is That Such Great Forces Do Such Nice Work.

Let Us Do Our Duty In Our Shop Or Our Kitchen, In The Market, The Street, The Office, The School, The Home, Just As Faithfully As If We Stood In The Front Rank Of Some Great Battle, And Knew That Victory For Mankind Depended On Our Bravery, Strength, And Skill. When We Do That, The Humblest Of Us Will Be Serving In That Great Army Which Achieves The Welfare Of The World.

The Miraculous Revelation Of The Old Testament And The New, The Miracles Of Famous Men, Jews, Gentiles, Or Christians, — Then Franklin Had No Religion At All; And It Would Be An Insult To Say That He Believed In The Popular Theology Of His Time, Or Of Ours, For I Find Not A Line From His Pen Indicating Any Such Belief.

Temperance Is Corporeal Piety; It Is The Preservation Of Divine Order In The Body.