Benjamin Franklin Quotes

I Think All The Heretics I Have Known Have Been Virtuous Men. They Have The Virtue Of Fortitude, Or They Would Not Venture To Own Their Heresy; And They Cannot Afford To Be Deficient In Any Of The Other Virtues, As They Would Give Advantage To Their Many Enemies; And They Have Not, Like Orthodox Sinners, Such A Number Of Friends To Excuse Or Justify Them.

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