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All the great amusements are dangerous for the Christian life.


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Pettiness of mind, ignorance and presumption are the cause of stubbornness, because stubborn people only want to believe what they themselves can imagine, and they can imagine very few things.

Pettiness of mind, ignorance and presumption are the cause of stubbornness, because stubborn people only want to believe what they themselves can imagine, and they can imagine very few things.



To be too dissatisfied with ourselves is a weakness. To be too satisfied with ourselves is a stupidity.

To be too dissatisfied with ourselves is a weakness. To be too satisfied with ourselves is a stupidity.



It is a singular characteristic of love that we cannot hide it where it exists, or pretend it where it does not exist.

It is a singular characteristic of love that we cannot hide it where it exists, or pretend it where it does not exist.



We prefer people who are trying to imitate us more than those who are trying to equal us. This is because imitation is a sign of esteem, but the desire to equal others is a sign of envy.

We prefer people who are trying to imitate us more than those who are trying to equal us. This is because imitation is a sign of esteem, but the desire to equal others is a sign of envy.



Honest and sincere acts mislead the wicked and cause them to lose their path to their own goals, because mean-spirited people usually believe that people never act without deceit.

Honest and sincere acts mislead the wicked and cause them to lose their path to their own goals, because mean-spirited people usually believe that people never act without deceit.



It is vain and useless to survey everything that goes on in the world if our study does not help us mend our ways.

It is vain and useless to survey everything that goes on in the world if our study does not help us mend our ways.



Sometimes we praise the way things used to be in order to blame the present, and we esteem what is no longer in order to scorn what is.

Sometimes we praise the way things used to be in order to blame the present, and we esteem what is no longer in order to scorn what is.



Mean-spirited mediocrities, especially those with a smattering of learning, are the most likely to be opinionated. Only strong minds know how to correct their opinions and abandon a bad position.

Mean-spirited mediocrities, especially those with a smattering of learning, are the most likely to be opinionated. Only strong minds know how to correct their opinions and abandon a bad position.



Even the best-natured people, if uninstructed, are always blind and uncertain. We must take pains to instruct ourselves so that ignorance makes us neither too timid nor too bold.

Even the best-natured people, if uninstructed, are always blind and uncertain. We must take pains to instruct ourselves so that ignorance makes us neither too timid nor too bold.



Criticism should awaken our attention, not inflame our anger. We should listen to, and not flee from, those who contradict us. Truth should be our cause, no matter in what manner it comes to us.

Criticism should awaken our attention, not inflame our anger. We should listen to, and not flee from, those who contradict us. Truth should be our cause, no matter in what manner it comes to us.





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Will smiled the way Lucifer might have smiled, moments before he fell from Heaven.

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Culture civilizes us, and that's why every single despotic regime has tried to smash [the arts].

Culture civilizes us, and that's why every single despotic regime has tried to smash [the arts].



Optimism....is neither weak nor naive. It can be tough and pure and earned just as clearly as any brooding existential despair.

Optimism....is neither weak nor naive. It can be tough and pure and earned just as clearly as any brooding existential despair.



Hey buddy, don't you be no square, if you can't find a partner use a wooden chair.

Hey buddy, don't you be no square, if you can't find a partner use a wooden chair.



He that sings on friday, will weepe on Sunday.

He that sings on friday, will weepe on Sunday.



A little warning would’ve been nice. You couldn’t have said, ‘Hey, as part of your training today, I’m going to beat you senseless’?

A little warning would’ve been nice. You couldn’t have said, ‘Hey, as part of your training today, I’m going to beat you senseless’?



My father said, ‘When in doubt, castle.’

My father said, ‘When in doubt, castle.’



I’m going to carry you now,” he told her, “so we can move even faster. I’m not asking you, I’m telling you. Any response from you is unnecessary and unwelcome.

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