Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
Learning, N. The Kind Of Ignorance Distinguishing The Studious.
-Ambrose Bierce
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
Learning, N. The Kind Of
Ambrose Bierce
Learning, N. The Kind Of Ignorance Distinguishing The Studious.
Views: 75276
Topic
Education
Ignorance
Kind
More From Ambrose Bierce
The Slightest Acquaintance With History Shows That Powerful Republics Are The Most Warlike And Unscrupulous Of Nations.
Peace
Powerful
War
A Man Is The Sum Of His Ancestors; To Reform Him You Must Begin With A Dead Ape And Work Downward Through A Million Graves. He Is Like The Lower End Of A Suspended Chain; You Can Sway Him Slightly To The Right Or The Left, But Remove Your Hand And He Falls Into Line With The Other Links.
Fall
Men
Hands
Faith: Belief Without Evidence In What Is Told By One Who Speaks Without Knowledge, Of Things Without Parallel.
Inspirational
Faith
Atheist
The Sum Of Religion, Says Pythagoras, Is To Be Like Him Thou Worshipest. Had Pythagoras Lived In Our Day He Would Have Seen His Mistake. The Sum Of Modern Religion Is To Make Him Thou Worshipest Like Unto Thyself.
Mistake
Modern
Thyself
Mine, Adj. Belonging To Me If I Can Hold Or Seize It.
Ifs
I Can
Mines
Trending Author
Ken Livingstone
Dave Chappelle
Johanna Lindsey
Ari Fleischer
James McBride
Hubert H. Humphrey
Category
Information