Collection of the best phrases and famous quotes from the most prominent authors.
If nothing is evident by itself, nothing is verifiable, and if nothing is obligatory by itself, nothing is obligatory at all.
If the rebels could succeed, they would discover that they had destroyed themselves.
The best defense against bad literature is a rich experience with good literature; just as to protect oneself from scoundrels, it is much more effective to truly associate with honest people than to distrust everyone as a matter of principle.
If you don't study theology, it doesn't mean that you don't have ideas about God, but rather that you will have many misconceptions.
Everything that is not eternal is eternally out of fashion.
We will not consider any experience we may have, whatever it may be, as miraculous if we maintain a philosophy that excludes the supernatural.
Experience is a fierce teacher, but it's clear that it makes you learn.
We had already thought, said, felt, and imagined enough. It was time for something to be done.
Surely there are many reasons for divorces, but the main one is and will always be the wedding.
When I direct, I play the father; when I write, I play the man; when I act, I play the fool.
Nothing ages us faster than constantly thinking about getting old.
Grant your spirit the habit of doubt, and your heart the habit of tolerance.