The Faith That I Love

The Honest Man Must Be A Perpetual Renegade, The Life Of An Honest Man A Perpetual Infidelity. For The Man Who Wishes To Remain Faithful To Truth Must Make Himself Perpetually Unfaithful To All The Continual, Successive, Indefatigable Renascent Errors

Any Father Whose Son Raises His Hand Against Him Is Guilty Of Having Produced A Son Who Raised His Hand Against Him.

The Life Of An Honest Man Must Be A Perpetual Infidelity.

Life Holds Only One Tragedy, Ultimately: Not To Have Been A Saint.

Suffering Passes; Having Suffered Never Passes.