Character: lady Jessica
I taught myself not to regret what I did. I will pay for my mistakes.
You create a dangerous paradox... the Government cannot assert its authority, being at the same time religious. The experience of religion requires spontaneity, and her then and suppress the laws. You cannot govern without laws. The result is that your laws supersede and morality, and every identity, and then will take the place of the religion through which you hope to rule. Only the grace and spiritual endeavor can create a sacred ritual that is fraught with high morality. On the other hand, the government can be considered a cultural formation, are especially prone to doubts, questions and disagreements. And I foresee that there will come a day when ritual will supplant the faith and symbolism replaces morality themselves.
When we have money, we can make this world the way we want to. (...) But the safety of us buy will not succeed.
Here the generation of shrugging their shoulders... He knows I've heard stories about him and shows that he doesn't care. Our civilization could well die of indifference before you fall victim to an external attack.
Mind works, no matter how we want to keep it.
Feature of human consciousness is that logic is just harder to explore issues associated with deeply personal motives. And then we wander around in the dark and lay the blame for their problems on everything except the one reason that really hurts us.
People share - in any case, some of them - on how they think of you.
Every plan depends on execution not less than the plan.
Forcing people obedience to their will leads to a cynical attitude towards humanity in General. But this attitude corrupts everything it touches.
