Martin Luther King
View AuthorInjustice, wherever it may be, is a threat to Justice as a whole.
Martin Luther King
View AuthorMan was born into barbarism, where killing one's fellow human being was a normal condition of existence. He was granted a conscience. And now the day has come when violence towards another human being must become as abhorrent as eating the flesh of another.
Martin Luther King
View AuthorPerhaps suffering and love have a redemptive capacity that men have forgotten or, at least, neglected.
Rudyard Kipling
View AuthorBorrow problems if your nature dictates it, but do not lend them to your neighbors.
Karl Kraus
View AuthorThe devil is optimistic if he believes he can make man even worse.
Milan Kundera
View AuthorThe unhappy man seeks solace in the amalgamation of his sorrow with the sorrow of another.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorAll the brains in the world are powerless against any stupidity that is in vogue.
Jean de La Fontaine
View AuthorDeceiving the deceiver is doubly entertaining.
Michael Levine
View AuthorWinners are very lucky. If you don't believe it, ask a loser.
Clive Staples Lewis
View AuthorNo man knows how bad he is until he has tried to be good. You can only know the strength of a wind by trying to walk against it, not by letting it carry you.
Clive Staples Lewis
View AuthorWe laugh at honor and then we are surprised to find traitors among us.
Clive Staples Lewis
View AuthorGod whispers and speaks to the conscience through pleasure, but shouts through pain: pain is His megaphone to awaken a slumbering world.