A Church Has The Right To Set

It Is Significant That It Is As Difficult To Get Charity Out Of Piety As To Get Reasonableness Out Of Rationalism.

Whether The Man Is An Atheist Or A Christian, I Would Judge Him By His Fruits, And I Have Therefore Many Agnostic Friends.

The Scientific Observer Of The Realm Of Nature Is In A Sense Naturally And Inevitably Disinterested. At Least, Nothing In The Natural Scene Can Arouse His Bias. Furthermore, He Stands Completely Outside Of The Natural So That His Mind, Whatever His Limitations, Approximates Pure Mind. The Observer Of The Realm Of History Cannot Be Disinterested In The Same Way, For Two Reasons: First, He Must Look At History From Some Locus In History; Secondly, He Is To A Certain Degree Engaged In Its Ideological Conflicts.

Reason Tends To Check Selfish Impulses And To Grant The Satisfaction Of Legitimate Impulses In Others.

If You Equate God's Judgment With Your Judgment, You Have A Wrong Religion.