Last night I chanced on some quotations of note:
We must believe in free will; we have no other choice.
--Isaac Bashevis Singer
No man of any humor every founded a religion.
--Robert Ingersoll
From the moment I looked into the horror on September 11th, into the fireball, into that explosion of horror, I knew it. I knew it before anything was said about those who did it or why. I recognized an old companion. I recognized religion.
--Monsignor Lorenzo Albagete
When I think of all the harm [the Bible] has done, I despair of ever writing anything to equal it.
--Oscar Wilde
We must believe in free will; we have no other choice.
--Isaac Bashevis Singer
No man of any humor every founded a religion.
--Robert Ingersoll
From the moment I looked into the horror on September 11th, into the fireball, into that explosion of horror, I knew it. I knew it before anything was said about those who did it or why. I recognized an old companion. I recognized religion.
--Monsignor Lorenzo Albagete
When I think of all the harm [the Bible] has done, I despair of ever writing anything to equal it.
--Oscar Wilde
Then this morning, the NYTimes online published a poll on religious tolerance in the US, and I was surprised to see there is as much as reported—especially among Catholics—the church I was brought up in but left years ago: http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2008/06/24/us/20080624_RELIGION_GRAPHIC.html
I end with a quote from the 1980s:
You should never go out just to get laid; always go out to give laid.
1 comment:
The Isaac Bashevis Singer quote is classic. Thanks for posting it.
:)
Jared
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