Force and Matter (Classic Reprint): Or Principles of the Natural Order of the Universe, With a System of Morality Based Thereon

Excerpt from Force and Matter: Or Principles of the Natural Order of the Universe, With a System of Morality Based Thereon
To the dialectician the world is an idea, to the bel esprit a picture, to the enthusiast a dream, to the scientist alone it is a truth. - Orges.
The criterion of a true philosopher is that he is not a professor of philosophy. The plainest truths are those precisely upon which man hits last of all. - Ludwig Feuerbach.
Experience and observation must be our sole guides; we meet with them in the case of physicians who have been philosophers, but not in the case of philosophers who have not been physicians. - Lamettrib.
We must have facts and a positive philosophy, based upon nature and reason. - H. Tuttle.
And if the inscription on the ancient pyramid of Sai'ssays, "I am all that is, that was, and that will be; no mortal man has yet raised my veil," it might be replied thereto: "Modern science has removed the veil and has discovered that Force and Matter were, are, and will be. - F. J. Pisko.
The number of errors is unlimited, truth alone is but one. - Ph. Spiller.
It nettles men to find that truth should be so simple. - Goethe.
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