The Church Which Taught Men Not To

There Cannot Be Greater Rudeness Than To Interrupt Another In The Current Of His Discourse.

What Humanity Abhors, Custom Reconciles And Recommends To Us.

For Where Is The Man That Has Incontestable Evidence Of The Truth Of All That He Holds, Or Of The Falsehood Of All He Condemns; Or Can Say That He Has Examined To The Bottom All His Own, Or Other Men's Opinions? The Necessity Of Believing Without Knowledge, Nay Often Upon Very Slight Grounds, In This Fleeting State Of Action And Blindness We Are In, Should Make Us More Busy And Careful To Inform Ourselves Than Constrain Others.

The Rising Unto Place Is Laborious, And By Pains Men Come To Greater Pains; And It Is Sometimes Base, And By Indignities Men Come To Dignities.

God Is The Place Of Spirits, As Spaces Are The Places Of Bodies.