If one wants another only for some self-satisfaction, usually in the form of sensual pleasure, that wrong desire takes the form of lust rather than love.

The telephone book is full of facts, but it doesn't contain a single idea.

The truly great books are the few books that are over everybody's head all of the time.

In English we must use adjectives to distinguish the different kinds of love for which the ancients had distinct names.

Philosophy is everybody's business.

We acknowledge but one motive - to follow the truth as we know it, whithersoever it may lead us; but in our heart of hearts we are well assured that the truth which has made us free, will in the end make us glad also.

I suspect that most of the individuals who have religious faith are content with blind faith. They feel no obligation to understand what they believe. They may even wish not to have their beliefs disturbed by thought.