To Judge Wisely, We Must Know How

Human Experience Is Usually Paradoxical.

Imagination Is A Licensed Trespasser: It Has No Fear Of Dogs, But May Climb Over Walls And Peep In At Windows With Impunity.

Religion Can Only Change When The Emotions Which Fill It Are Changed; And The Religion Of Personal Fear Remains Nearly At The Level Of The Savage.

Where Women Love Each Other, Men Learn To Smother Their Mutual Dislike.

A Mother's Yearning Feels The Presence Of The Cherished Child Even In The Degraded Man.