If I Am To Constrain You By

Aristotle Can Be Regarded As The Father Of Logic. But His Logic Is Too Scholastic, Full Of Subtleties, And Fundamentally Has Not Been Of Much Value To The Human Understanding. It Is A Dialectic And An Organon For The Art Of Disputation.

Nature, When Left To Universal Laws, Tends To Produce Regularity Out Of Chaos.

The Business Of Philosophy Is Not To Give Rules, But To Analyze The Private Judgments Of Common Reason.

I Had Therefore To Remove Knowledge, In Order To Make Room For Belief.

The Bad Thing Of War Is, That It Makes More Evil People Than It Can Take Away.