Men Value Things In Three

In Aristotelian Terms, The Good Leader Must Have Ethos, Pathos And Logos. The Ethos Is His Moral Character, The Source Of His Ability To Persuade. The Pathos Is His Ability To Touch Feelings To Move People Emotionally. The Logos Is His Ability To Give Solid Reasons For An Action, To Move People Intellectually.

The Complexities Of Adult Life Get In The Way Of The Truth.

In The Case Of Good Books, The Point Is Not To See How Many Of Them You Can Get Through, But How Many Can Get Through To You.

The Philosopher Ought Never To Try To Avoid The Duty Of Making Up His Mind.

Teachers May Think They Are Stuffing Minds, But All They Are Ever Affecting Is The Memory. Nothing Can Ever Be Forced Into Anyone's Mind Except By Brainwashing, Which Is The Very Opposite Of Genuine Teaching.