“And it happened all the time that the compromise between two perfectly rational alternatives was something that made no sense at all.”

“It all made perfect sense, and at the same time, nothing seemed to make sense at all.”

“Later it might see moronic, but at that time it all made perfect sense.”

“We make things happen all the time with our thoughts, it’s just that we rarely make the connection between the two.”

“Compromise is a stalling between two fools.”

“If God really became incarnate, and if His Incarnation can with justice compel man to change his life,then we have no alternative but to conceive of this Incarnation as something which is still present and which will remain present for all future time. ... What happens in the liturgical celebration of the Eucharist is something for which all religions of mankind have exressed longing, dimly sensed was coming, and as a rule even prefigured- the physical presence of the divine Logos made man, and the presence of his sacrificial death, in the midst of the congregation celebrating the mysteries.”