Let Nothing Which Can Be

It Is Man's Duty To Love And To Fear God, Even Without Hope Of Reward Or Fear Of Punishment.

At Times The Truth Shines So Brilliantly That We Perceive It As Clear As Day. Our Nature And Habit Then Draw A Veil Over Our Perception, And We Return To A Darkness Almost As Dense As Before. We Are Like Those Who, Though Beholding Frequent Flashes Of Lightning, Still Find Themselves In The Thickest Darkness Of The Night.

We Each Decide Whether To Make Ourselves Learned Or Ignorant, Compassionate Or Cruel, Generous Or Miserly. No One Forces Us. No One Decides For Us, No One Drags Us Along One Path Or The Other. We Are Responsible For What We Are.

The True Work Of God Is All Good, Since It Is Existence.

The Whole Object Of The Prophets And The Sages Was To Declare That A Limit Is Set To Human Reason Where It Must Halt.