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Morale Is Not A Single Instinct. It Has Many Ingredients. A Sense Of Personal Responsibility, The Natural Courage Of An Individual, The Amount Of His Acquired Self-discipline -- And Above All His Interest In Others -- These Together Make Up The Spirit Of Morale.

A Man Whose Every Exertion Is Bent Upon Showing Up The Flaws In His Wife's Character Must Be At Least Partially Responsible For Some Of Them.

It Is A Very Dangerous Thing To Have An Idea That You Will Not Practice.

That A Jew Is Despised Or Persecuted Is Bad For Him, Of Course-but Far Worse For The Christian Who Does It-for Although Persecuted He Can Remain A Good Jew-whereas No Christian Who Persecutes Can Possibly Remain-if He Ever Was One-a Good Christian.

This Is The Real Tragedy Of Mankind, That Until Now The Spirit Of Man Has Not Been Able To Free Itself, Even Along The Path Of Its Own Development, From The Tentacles Of Self-deception.