I Have Not Been Able To Discover

I Have Often Thought That When I Do Die It Will Be Of Sheer Boredom.

The Fragility Of Love Is What Is Most At Stake Here—humanity's Most Crucial Three-word Avowal Is Often Uttered Only To Find Itself Suddenly Embarrassing Or Orphaned Or Isolated Or Ill-timed—but Strangely Enough It Can Work Better As A Literal Or Reassuring Statement Than A Transcendent Or Numinous Or Ecstatic One.

Only The Aspirants For President Are Fool Enough To Believe What They Read In The Newspapers.

My Political Life Has Been Informed By The View That If There Was Any Truth To Religion There Wouldn't Really Be Any Need For Politics.

If You Think That The Intifada In France Is About Housing, Go And Try Covering The Story Wearing A Yarmulka .