The Spirit's Foe In Man Has Not

Self-assurance Is Contemptible And Fatal Unless It Is Self-knowledge.

Manhood And Sagacity Ripen Of Themselves; It Suffices Not To Repress Or Distort Them.

What Religion A Man Shall Have Is A Historical Accident, Quite As Much As What Language He Shall Speak.

Theory Helps Us To Bear Our Ignorance Of Facts.

If Clearness About Things Produces A Fundamental Despair, A Fundamental Despair In Turn Produces A Remarkable Clearness Or Even Playfulness About Ordinary Matters.