Quotes About Philosophy

Y Dios? —preguntó—. ¿Crees en Dios? Ella lo sopesó largo rato. —La ciencia me dice que Dios existe. La mente, que nunca lo comprenderé. Y mi corazón, que está más allá de nuestros sentidos

poeta que estamos buscando podría ser Friedrich Nietzsche

There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy.

Would you rather live in a world without science...or in a world without religion?

CredinÈ›a ne impunem s? credem în ceva invizibil È™i inefabil, s? accept?m ca adev?r un lucru pentru care nu exist? dovezi empirice. ?i astfel, ajungem s? credem în lucruri diferite, deoarece nu exist? un adev?r universal.

Prayer for the Future May our philosophies keep pace with our technologies. May our compassion keep pace with our powers. And may love, not fear, be the engine of change.

Ojalá nuestra tecnología nunca deje atrás a nuestra filosofía. Ojalá nuestro poder nunca supere a nuestra compasión. Y que el motor del cambio no sea el miedo, sino el amor".

When the ancients experienced gaps in their understanding of the world around them, they filled those gaps with God.

Those who erase God…must be gods.

From my perspective, however, there has never been an intellectual advancement that has not included God.

In the end, though, we are all proclaiming the same thing. That life has meaning.

Since the beginning of time, spirituality and religion have been called on to fill in the gaps that science did not understand.

cetera. The symbols of death inspire Masons to ponder how better to lead their lives while on this earth.

The mind is a golden capstone atop the physical body. The Philosopher's Stone. Through the staircase of the spine, energy ascends and descends, circulating, connecting the heavenly mind to the physical body.

dos tipos de religiones: los credos dogmáticos y oscuros, que reprimen todo pensamiento original… y las religiones luminosas y expansivas, que fomentan la introspección y la creatividad.

symbature—a symbol used in place of a signature. Many of the early philosophers, artists, and authors signed their work with their own unique symbol or monogram rather than their name. This practice added a mysterious allure to their work and also protected them from persecution should their writings or artwork be deemed counterestablishment.

By a show of hands, Kirsch continued, how many of you believe in any of the following ancient gods: Apollo? Zeus? Vulcan? He paused, and then laughed. Not a single one of you? Okay, so it appears we are all atheists with respect to those gods. He paused. I simply choose to go one god further.

We must stop rejecting the discoveries of science. We must stop denouncing provable facts. We must become a spiritual partner of science, using our vast experience—millennia of philosophy, personal inquiry, meditation, soul-searching—to help humanity build a moral framework and ensure that the coming technologies will unify, illuminate, and raise us up…rather than destroy us.

There has never been an intellectual advancement that has not included God.

Many of us are afraid to call ourselves atheists," Kirsch said calmly to the assembled students. "And yet atheism is not a philosophy, nor is atheism a view of the world. Atheism is simply an admission of the obvious.

Come on, I want a real answer. That's the answer of a priest. I want the answer of a scientist

Does a human life, a personality, exist as a single thread that can be followed through time? Is the me of 20 years ago the same me that exists now? Will I still be me in 20 years?

If you could have dozens of lesser lives, didn't that add up to one big one?

Die Welt ist ein Rätsel. Ist doch egal, ob wir sie verstehen.