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Maybe one day History will tell us that Ebola never won but rather Government's failed to act, and that Ebola just simply walked in and meet No resistance, Barring a few brave souls that fought the Virus on their own and never relied on the Government Coming to Help, the victor always writes the history what will Ebola write about Mankind — Paul B. Gilbert
You are luckier to be wisely rebuked than forced to hear the songs of fools, — Daniel Paul Gilbert
It is foolish for Rubens to show her simpering. They were clearly guilty and did her much sorrow. — Jack Gilbert
Songs are dangerous, songs are subversive and can change your life. — Ronnie Gilbert
Prior to Flew, major apologies for atheism were those of Enlightenment thinkers (David Hume, Arthur Schopenhauer, Ludwig Feuerbach, and Friedrich Nietzsche).
Major philosophers of Flew's generation who were atheists: W. V. O. Quine and Gilbert Ryle. But none took the step of developing book-length arguments to support their personal beliefs.
In later years, atheist philosophers who critically examined and rejected the traditional arguments for God's existence: Paul Edwards, Wallace Matson, Kai Nielsen, Paul Kurtz, J. L. Mackie, Richard Gale, Michael Martin. But their works did not change the agenda and framework of discussion the way Flew's innovative publications did. — Antony Flew
The Capitol is the best work I have ever done, or shall ever do, and I am glad to have Given it to St. Paul. — Cass Gilbert
Is no love which does not become help, taught the theologian Paul Tillich.) — Elizabeth Gilbert
the compassionate mind is the mind that transforms. — Paul B. Gilbert
In every possible instance Saint Paul begged Christians to restrain themselves to contain their carnal yearnings to live solitary and sexless lives on earth as it is in heaven. "But if they cannot contain " Paul finally conceded then "let them marry for it is better to marry than to burn." Which is perhaps the most begrudging endorsement of matrimony in human history. — Elizabeth Gilbert