1,357 Quotes About Philosopher

The wicked are the first and last dead of their deeds.

Slander leads to scandal.

The debtor has taken his dignity and position into play.

Help people so that you do not fall into inferiority.

For salvation, always look to the truth and right.

Many people are captivated by their bad words.

Our minds are more mightier than our verbal expressions. Never question those who have emasculated minds, they could potentially have the strongest grip of superior knowledge and intelligence.

What a shame it is that a philosopher cannot accept what might befall any man.

If a man calls himself a philosopher and never had his life attempted, rest assured there is nothing in him, and against [John] Locke's philosophy, in particular, I think is an unanswerable objection (that we needed any) that, although he carried his throat about with him in this world for seventy-two years, no man ever condescended to cut it. [On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts, 1827]