Music And Art And Poetry

For Every Gain In Deep Certitude There Is A Corresponding Growth Of Superficial "doubt." This Doubt Is By No Means Opposed To Genuine Faith, But It Mercilessly Examines And Questions The Spurious "faith" Of Everyday Life, The Human Faith Which Is Nothing But The Passive Acceptance Of Conventional Opinion.

The Least Of The Work Of Learning Is Done In Classrooms.

The Man Of Faith Who Has Never Experienced Doubt Is Not A Man Of Faith.

For Pride, Which Is The Inordinate Attribution Of Goods And Values And Glories To One's Own Contingent Self, Cannot Exist Where There Is No Contingent Self To Which Anything Can Be Attributed.

Power Always Protects The Good Of Some At The Expense Of All Others.