Trust the man who hesitates in his speech and is quick and steady in action, but beware of long arguments and long beards.

It would hardly be possible to exaggerate man's wretchedness if it were not so easy to overestimate his sensibility

The aim of education is the condition of suspended judgment on everything.

Trust the man who hesitates in his speech and is quick and steady in action, but beware of long arguments and long beards.

Proofs are the last thing looked for by a truly religious mind which feels the imaginary fitness of its faith.

There are three traps that strangle philosophy: The church, the marriage bed, and the professor's chair.

Philosophers are very severe towards other philosophers because they expect too much.