In Every Man There Is Something Of

So-called Professional Mathematicians Have, In Their Reliance On The Relative Incapacity Of The Rest Of Mankind, Acquired For Themselves A Reputation For Profundity Very Similar To The Reputation For Sanctity Possessed By Theologians.

A Man Has Virtues Enough If He Deserves Pardon For His Faults On Account Of Them.

If We Thought More For Ourselves We Would Have Very Many More Bad Books And Very Many More Good Ones.

Perhaps Pure Reason Without Heart Would Never Have Thought Of God.

Some People Read Only Because They Are Too Lazy To Think.