Terryl L. Givens Quotes
The Lovely Paradox Of Willing Compliance With What An Ancient Prophet Called "the Great Plan Of Happiness," Is That Conformity To Law Breeds Both Freedom And Individualism. We May Think A Leaping Child, In The Euphoria Of His Imagination, Enjoys Unfettered Freedom When He Tells Us He Is Going To Land On The Moon. But The Rocket Scientist Hard At Work In The Laboratory, Enmeshed In Formulae And Equations She Has Labored To Master, And Slaving Away In Perfect Conformity With The Laws Of Physics, Is The One With True Freedom: For She Will Land On The Moon; The Boy Will Not.
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