“Those will realize, who are capable of reflection, that the reality which excites us is an idea, of which the indirection, the veiling, the withholding, is part. It is our various supposals about a matter which give it meaning, and… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“Reason alone fails to justify itself. Not without cause has the devil been called the prince of lawyers, and not by accident are Shakespeare’s… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“Impatient of the veiling with which the man of higher type gives the world imaginative meaning, the barbarian and the Philistine, who is the… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“Our task is much like finding the relationship between faith and reason for an age that does not know the meaning of faith.” — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“Those will realize, who are capable of reflection, that the reality which excites us is an idea, of which the indirection, the veiling, the… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“All reserve is being sacrificed to titillation. The extremes of passion and suffering are served up to enliven the breakfast table or to lighten… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“How can men who disagree about what the world is for agree about any of the minutiae of daily conduct? The statement really means… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
“The claim to political equality was then supplemented by the demand for economic democracy, which was to give substance to the ideal of the… — Smith III, Ted J Copy Share Image
