Quotes About Values

An old man marrying a young girl is like buying a car for somebody else to drive.

Beware of those who don't like bread and children.

Don't complain that your wife doesn't make meals like your mother used to make if you don't make money like your father used to make.

Don't look at the shape -- look at the character.

Don't marry a man who doesn't love his mother and a woman who hasn't been a good daughter.

Don't spend time with people who don't respect you.

Education begins within the threshold of one's own house.

Fathers should teach their sons how to earn money because mothers teach their daughters how to spend it.

Get the money honestly if you can, if not, any idea will do.

He who leaves a good name does not die poor.

Judge a person not by his ability to make money but by his ability to retain it.

Men are attached to two types of women : those who wear well and those who wear little.

Money can buy you everything except a father and a mother.

There are two kinds of people in the world; those who are rich and those who are happy.

There are two things that corrupt a man: money and women. Working to avoid it is great wisdom.

There is no poverty where there is character, and no wealth or honour where character is missing

You are judged not by what you have but by what you do with that you have.

You can tell more about a person by how he spends his money and time.

You lose your repute the moment when you compare yourself with unworthy people.

Success is always temporary. When all is said and one, the only thing you'll have left is your character.

Success is always temporary. When all is said and done, the only thing you'll have left is your character.

I'd rather kill people than animals.

The influence of secular culture has become so thorough that many do not even believe in the existence of good and evil. They consider all moral standards to be based on individual preferences or societal factors.

men everywhere speak and behave as though there is objective morality. Even those who deny objective morality react as if such a thing exists, especially when their own standard is offended, or when their own welfare is threatened. A person cannot affirm objective morality, either by word or action, and reject its necessary precondition.