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Quotes About Values

So know this, little one. Whether you are the Messiah, or you become a rabbi, or even if you are nothing more than a farmer, here is the sum of all I can teach you, and all that I know: treat others as you would like to be treated. Can you remember that?
~ Christopher Moore
What is character, if not a man's measure of himself against his friends and enemies?
~ Christopher Moore
What's morality?" "It's the difference between what is right and what you can rationalize.
~ Christopher Moore
inaction. Contemplation. Steadiness. Conservatism. A wall is the defense of a country that values inaction. But a wall imprisons the people of a country as much as it protects them.
~ Christopher Moore
Change comes through action. Balthasar once said to me, "There's no such thing as a conservative hero.
~ Christopher Moore
Treat a whore like a lady and a lady like a whore and even a great stumbling dolt like yourself shall sail on the slippery seas of passion.
~ Christopher Moore
Whatever you make, base it upon that which is most important to you. Only then will it have depth and meaning, and only then will it resonate with others.
~ Christopher Paolini
Hagas lo que hagas, básalo en lo que sea más importante para ti. Sólo entonces tendrá profundidad y significado, y hallará eco en los demás.
~ Christopher Paolini
Los logros de los hijos son una muestra de la educación que recibieron de sus padres.
~ Christopher Paolini
Appreciation of beauty is a strength that connects someone directly to excellence. Gratitude connects someone directly to goodness.
~ Christopher Peterson
Giving up our values in the name of security is to lose the battle in advance
~ Christopher Pike
Ask yourself, what are the values that I wish to live my life by?
~ Travis Bradberry
I feel like taking her money AND her soul is not cool. One or the other.
~ Tucker Max
todo ideales y nada de ideas.
~ Umberto Eco
A avea un duÈ™man e important nu numai pentru a ne defini identitatea, ci È™i pentru a ne procura un obstacol în raport cu care s? ne evalu?m sistemul de valori È™i s? ne ar?t?m, înfruntându-l, propria valoare. De aceea, atunci când duÈ™manul nu exist?, el trebuie construit.
~ Umberto Eco
That must be it, you were compassionate about the little things and cynical about the big things.
~ Umberto Eco
Tener un enemigo es importante no solo para definir nuestra identidad, sino también para procurarnos un obstáculo con respecto al cual medir nuestro sistema de valores y mostrar, al encararlo, nuestro valor. Por lo tanto, cuando el enemigo no existe, es preciso construirlo.
~ Umberto Eco
Parten del concepto de que el bien debe realizarse aquí, y no más allá de la tumba. Por lo cual, obran sólo para la conquista de este mundo.
~ Umberto Eco
The father kept two compartments in his mind, one for things that were right, and the other for things that existed, and which you had to allow to exist, and to defend, in a queer, half-hearted, but stubborn way. But here was this new phenomenon, a boy's mind which was all one compartment; things ought to be right, and if they were not right, you ought to make them right, or else what was the use of having any right—you were only fooling yourself about it.
~ Upton Sinclair
You know the old doctrine that the end justifies the means. I was reading some modern philosopher the other day and noted the statement that it is the means that determine the end.
~ Upton Sinclair
That was the sort of reassurance a French authoritarian would value, and when Lanny perceived that his bait was being taken he went on to sing the praises of America as the classic land of big business, where every worker had been persuaded that he was soon to become a capitalist, or that, at the least, his children would.
~ Upton Sinclair
It was, he discovered, like all California towns, built haphazard, a jumble of anybody's whims, with half its spaces empty because people were holding them, waiting for values to rise.
~ Upton Sinclair
Not an altogether satisfactory way of life, but the only one possible in times when the world is changing so fast that parents and children may be a thousand years apart in their ideas and ideals.
~ Upton Sinclair
They had the same saying as Americans: "Les affaires sont les affaires"—business is business. When you said that, you set moral considerations aside as irrelevant; the brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of God were idle dreams; liberty, equality, and fraternity were bait to catch votes; the only question was, did you have the price?
~ Upton Sinclair