Great Men, Like Nature, Use Simple Language.

We Are Very Wrong To Think That Some Fault Or Other Can Exclude Virtue, Or To Consider The Alliance Of Good And Evil As A Monstrosity Or An Enigma.

It Cannot Be A Vice In Men To Be Sensible Of Their Strength.

It Is Difficult To Esteem A Man As Highly As He Would Wish.

Newton, Pascal, Bossuet, Racine, F?nelon -- That Is To Say, Some Of The Most Enlightened Men On Earth, In The Most Philosophical Of All Ages -- Have Been Believers In Jesus Christ; And The Great Cond?, When Dying, Repeated These Noble Words, "yes, I Shall See God As He Is, Face To Face!".

All Erroneous Ideas Would Perish Of Their Own Accord If Given Clear Expression.