“The cleverest writers give the someone we like not one but two things he wants VERY BADLY, and then puts them at odds with each other. I love Romeo but hate his Montague family. I love the Shire but want… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“Laymen are not allowed to carry around the blessed Host to throw at people.” — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“Do you have anything—a cross, a bible?” I asked him. “Course not! I’m a man of science.” “And if the shadow that wields the… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“As a youth, I was too sunny and filled with the milk of human kindness to be able to comprehend such a bitter moral… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“Anyone who is unimpressed with sneering atheism will be unimpressed by the famous science fiction works by Margaret Atwood or the fantasy of Phillip… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“The materialist philosophy says that in a godless world all we need do to overthrow the laws of economics and the limits of human… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“Then you repeat. The thing that goes badly wrong means that the someone we like has to take another step to get around the… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“The cleverest writers give the someone we like not one but two things he wants VERY BADLY, and then puts them at odds with… — John C Wright Copy Share Image
“War is fundamental. A man’s views on war tell you the basic axioms of his view on life.” — John C Wright Copy Share Image
