A philosopher ... is not fairly judged by his eccentricities, nor by the frailties to which he is liable; still less should his philosophy as a whole fall into ill-repute because of those among its devotees who have stumbled into… — John Grier Hibben Copy Share Image
Man becomes virtually an automaton in the loss of his individuality and responsibility. He is the harp of a thousand strings played upon by… — John Grier Hibben Copy Share Image
There may be a soul of the world, there may be ... a psychical side, of which we are not aware, to every atom… — John Grier Hibben Copy Share Image
A philosopher ... is not fairly judged by his eccentricities, nor by the frailties to which he is liable; still less should his philosophy… — John Grier Hibben Copy Share Image
I cannot bear to think that our young men are merely living four years in a country club and spending their lives wholly in… — John Grier Hibben Copy Share Image
What is reality? Is it not merely a term for the philosopher to conjure with, behind which he may craftily conceal his ignorance? — John Grier Hibben Copy Share Image
