Louis Fischer

“ No, I suppose not, but there was something of Gandhi in Lincoln, and there’s something of Gandhi in Professor Albert Einstein, apart from his science where he has been a great success. The way to judge a man is by what he strives for—what he wants. If he wants to rebuild the world, of course he's not going to be a success in the material things, but he is going to become a great person ”

“ He blamed it on himself, the way he lived. Everything in Gandhi came from the way he lived. The rest was the outgrowth. And what we are, we talk too much—we base too much on statements and professions of our faith; but there is such a gulf, and I always talk about this, but I think it bears repetition. There's such a gulf in our churches, in the lives of each one of us, a gulf between what we say we believe and what we actually do.
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To get angry for instance when somebody calls you a fool is to prove their assertion. ”

“ That is true, but what I'm wondering is, would that kind of man, instead of spending his time in a counting house, spending and buying property and getting large values, would he win out in this country, standing for the same things if he spent most of his time in jail? ”