What an immense book might be composed on all the things once believed, of which it is necessary to doubt.
That which can be explained in many ways does not merit being explained in any.
Theology is in religion what poison is among food.
Theology has only served to upset brains, and sometimes States.
That which is an eternal subject of dispute is an eternal inutility.
To pray is to flatter oneself that one will change entire nature with words.
Names of sects; names of error. Truth has no sect.
No man is called an Euclidian.
Henry IV., after his victories, his abjuration, and his coronation, caused a cross to be erected in Rome, with the following inscription: In hoc signa vincis. The wood of the cross was the carriage of a cannon.
A revolution has been accomplished in the human mind which nothing again can ever arrest.