The classical virtues, including truth, love, and justice, are pointers to what can save the world, with beauty perhaps being the foremost among them.

Beauty transcends itself and points to the divine, indicating a deeper reality beyond mere aesthetics.

The battle for our humanity is fundamentally a struggle for our divinity, emphasizing the importance of preserving our human essence.

My country has taught me that the capacity for a human being to love is akin to godliness, shining forth in a world that civilization has tampered with too much.

The genius and the idiot often reach the same conclusion; sometimes, the simplest approach is the most effective.

Einstein believed in two types of God: the personal God of the Bible and the God of order, simplicity, harmony, and beauty, reflecting that the universe is not chaotic; it's beautiful and can be summarized on a single sheet of paper with all known laws of physics.

Adam Smith's insight that man desires not only to be loved but to be lovely highlights the importance of self-respect and the respect of others in human interactions.

Books like 'Zorba the Greek' combine humor with deep philosophical insights, making them enjoyable reads.

Books can serve as a guide to understanding the intricacies of human nature and society.