Stranger, Here You Will Do Well To

There Is No Such Thing As Justice In The Abstract; It Is Merely A Compact Between Men In Their Various Relations With Each Other, In Whatever Circumstances They May Be, That They Will Neither Injure Nor Be Injured.

A Blessed And Indestructible Being Has No Trouble Himself And Brings No Trouble Upon Any Other Being; So He Is Free From Anger And Partiality, For All Such Things Imply Weakness.

No Pleasure Is Evil In Itself; But The Means By Which Certain Pleasures Are Gained Bring Pains Many Times Greater Than The Pleasures.

Is God Willing To Prevent Evil, But Not Able? Then He Is Not Omnipotent. Is He Able, But Not Willing? Then He Is Malevolent. Is He Both Able And Willing? Then Whence Cometh Evil? Is He Neither Able Nor Willing? Then Why Call Him God?

There Is Nothing Terrible In Life For The Man Who Realizes There Is Nothing Terrible In Death.