Science Can Only State What

Consider The Concepts Referred To In The Words 'where', 'when', 'why', 'being', To The Elucidation Of Which Innumerable Volumes Of Philosophy Have Been Devoted. We Fare No Better In Our Speculations Than A Fish Which Should Strive To Become Clear As To What Is Water.

The More A Country Makes Military Weapons, The More Insecure It Becomes: If You Have Weapons, You Become A Target For Attack.

In Their Struggle For The Ethical Good, Teachers Of Religion Must Have The Stature To Give Up The Doctrine Of A Personal God.

There Is No Greater Satisfaction For A Just And Well-meaning Person Than The Knowledge That He Has Devoted His Best Energies To The Service Of The Good Cause.

If We Knew What It Was We Were Doing, It Would Not Be Called Research, Would It?