Some Blame Themselves To Extort

Prejudices Are Rarely Overcome By Argument; Not Being Founded In Reason They Cannot Be Destroyed By Logic.

High Aims Form High Characters, And Great Objects Bring Out Great Minds.

Unbelief, In Distinction From Disbelief, Is A Confession Of Ignorance Where Honest Inquiry Might Easily Find The Truth. - "agnostic" Is But The Greek For "ignoramus."

To Be Good, We Must Do Good; And By Doing Good We Take A Sure Means Of Being Good, As The Use And Exercise Of The Muscles Increase Their Power.

To Rule One's Anger Is Well; To Prevent It Is Still Better.