Imagination Is More Important Than Knowledge.

Knowledge Exists In Two Forms - Lifeless, Stored In Books, And Alive, In The Consciousness Of Men. The Second Form Of Existence Is After All The Essential One; The First, Indispensable As It May Be, Occupies Only An Inferior Position.

The Bible Is A Great Source Of Wisdom And Consolation And Should Be Read Frequently.

I Cannot Conceive Of A God Who Rewards And Punishes His Creatures, Or Has A Will Of The Type Of Which We Are Conscious In Ourselves. An Individual Who Should Survive His Physical Death Is Also Beyond My Comprehension, Nor Do I Wish It Otherwise; Such Notions Are For The Fears Or Absurd Egoism Of Feeble Souls.

Truly Novel Inventions Emerge Only In One's Youth. Later One Becomes Ever More Experienced, Famous-and Foolish.

But Without Deeper Reflection One Knows From Daily Life That One Exists For Other People--first Of All For Those Upon Whose Smiles And Well-being Our Own Happiness Is Wholly Dependent, And Then For The Many, Unknown To Us, To Whose Destinies We Are Bound By The Ties Of Sympathy.