Book: Hell practice

... if the best people will turn away in disgust from politics, then at the top are inevitably the worst.

Errors if you do something, not lie on the furnace, you will. Anywhere from them not to go. Another thing against them. Can the rest of your life to repent of them and then be afraid to sneeze once again - suddenly infect anyone accidentally. And you can learn from mistakes. But in any case it is better to know about them only you. Others know about them is entirely optional.

Even the most unbelieving of us, deep down believes that There is, beyond that something.

If you're sad - cry. If angry - angry. Fun - laugh. Whether by itself. Always and everywhere in all circumstances. Don't hide yourself behind false feelings. <...> Most importantly - stay who you are.

In life you can be anyone, but harder to just be human.

Faith as a ray of light in the night. She gives hope when hope seems no reason. But if you don't think faith is blind. <...> I do not believe someone who claims that knowledge is a sin and enough faith. These were through faith, not believe through his blindness.

And murder is also a human free will. You're right. We can not give freedom in the creation of good and limit it to the creation of evil.

Thinking alone is very tiring. It is much easier to think of the tip.

There is nothing more deceptive than the known facts.

Each of us is smart, humble, and kind. But some people just don't know how to show it.

Real faith is not blind. For faith is just the open door in my heart for Him.

... a little misunderstanding threatens to big trouble.

Truly dangerous people never get any. Never anyone. They get their way without threats. They do not need them. And those who are threatened, not scared. Their endless threats affected by inflation...

Oh, hate is a great feeling. No other so blind to man as it is.