Irreligion In Vietnam Quotes

#1. The Chief believed if you sift through evil, at the very bottom you'll find good. He believed that evil has its limits. Beauvoir didn't. He believed that if you sift through good, you'll find evil. Without borders, without brakes, without limit.

Louise Penny

#2. There is no physical law precluding particles from being organised in ways that perform even more advanced computations than the arrangements of particles in human brains.

Stephen Hawking

#3. We are better than our culture. Load us down with prejudice, equip us with indifference, and we will nevertheless, at the critical moment, cast the nonsense aside and find our true selves.

Jack McDevitt

#4. Stop? I'm the guy. I don't stop! That's the woman's job. We're the gas, they're the brakes.

Lowell Ganz

#5. What place is so rugged and so homely that there is no beauty; if you only have a sensibility to beauty?

Henry Ward Beecher

#6. Love is complicated, and in its best form, it's unspoken. It shows in the things we do, not what we say.

Lisa De Jong

#7. Her heart still quickened at the memory. The way his strong arms felt around her, his wine-scented breath across her lips, the toe-curling, mind-numbing, soul-searing kiss he'd given her.

Ava Stone

#8. God gave us mouths that close and ears that don't ... that should tell us something.

Eugene O'Neill

#9. It's very important to be in your child's life and know what's going on and be there with them.

Tracy Morgan

#10. Be awesome! Be the cause of someone's smile.

Debasish Mridha

#11. We'd be the safest country in the world if the world knew we didn't have a gun. Men are not killed because they get mad at each other. They're killed because one has a gun.

Jeannette Rankin

#12. A bug lies in quiet repose;
when he passed no one knows.
Did he suffer, was he pained?
Before he died, was knowledge gained?
Were all life's pressures much too great.To put upon so small a weight?
Although not one for pessimism,
I think he died of journalism!

Nikhil Sharda

#13. Mr. President, call the toady of American imperialism to order.

Nikita Khrushchev