There Is A Goal But

In A Certain Sense The Good Is Comfortless.

Expulsion From Paradise Is In Its Main Aspect Eternal: That Is To Say, Although Expulsion From Paradise Is Final, And Life In Theworld Unavoidable, The Eternity Of The Process (or, Expressed In Temporal Terms, The Eternal Repetition Of The Process) Nevertheless Makes It Possible Not Only That We Might Remain In Paradise Permanently, But That We May In Fact Be There Permanently, No Matter Whether We Know It Here Or Not.

There Is A Goal But No Way; What We Call The Way Is Mere Wavering.

Love Has As Few Problems As A Motor Car. The Only Problems Are The Driver, The Passengers, And The Road.

From A Certain Point Onward There Is No Longer Any Turning Back. That Is The Point That Must Be Reached.