“It is obvious that all marriages are imprudent marriages; just as all births are imprudent births. If prudence is your main concern, or if (in other words) you are a coward, it is certainly better not to be married; and even better not to be born.”
—G K Chesterton.
“You cannot grow a beard in a moment of passion.”
—G K Chesterton.
“The command of Christ is impossible, but it is not insane; it is rather sanity preached to a planet of lunatics.”
—G K Chesterton.
“There are two ways to get enough. One is to continue to accumulate more and more. The other is to desire less.”
—G K Chesterton.
“When all are sexless there will be equality. There will be no women and no men. There will be but a fraternity, free and equal. The only consoling thought is that it will endure but for one generation.”
—G K Chesterton.
“Birth Control is mere blindness; you are destroying Shakespeares and Bacons and other great geniuses, for all you know, by every act of contraception.”
—G K Chesterton.
“Right is right, even if nobody does it. Wrong is wrong, even if everybody is wrong about it.”
—G K Chesterton.
