There is no way to find yourself until you discover how utterly to lose yourself.

Whether in times of war or times of peace the Quaker is under peculiar obligation to assist and to forward movements and forces which make for peace in the world and which bind men together in ties of unity and fellowship.

If you have not clung to a broken piece of your old ship in the dark night of the soul, your faith may not have the sustaining power to carry you through to the end of the journey.

There is no great future for any people whose faith has burned out.

In any case, fighting will not settle whether the claims were just or unjust. It will only settle which nation can mobilize and handle its fighting forces and its economic forces the better.

There is no way to find yourself until you discover how utterly to lose yourself.

I pin my hopes to quiet processes and small circles in which vital and transforming events take place.