Experience, as we know, has a way of boiling over, and making us correct our present formulas.

All religions begin with the cry Help.

The highest flights of charity, devotion, trust, patience, bravery to which the wings of human nature have spread themselves, have been flown for religious ideals.

The greatest empiricists among us are only empiricists on reflection: when left to their instincts, they dogmatize like infallible popes.

There is no more miserable human being than one in whom nothing is habitual but indecision.

Man lives for science as well as bread.

The only function that one experience can perform is to lead into another experience; and the only fulfillment we can speak of isthe reaching of a certain experienced end. When one experience leads to (or can lead to) the same end as another, they agree in function.