Immanuel Kant

"Man can make himself what he wills to be."

"The good man is not the one who has no evil impulses, but the one who subdues them."

"Familiarity breeds a kind of contempt."

"All our knowledge begins with the senses."

"A categorical imperative would be a proposition which represented an action as necessary."

"Friendship is a relationship in which I can do nothing for you, but everything with you."

"Time is not a property of things as they exist in themselves, but only a condition of our sensibility."

"The greatest inequality of mankind is intellect."

"History is the account of action."

"Beauty is the only thing that deserves love."

"I have protested against the domination of brutal force."

"The moral law is holy."

"Understanding is the highest faculty of knowledge."

"Nature never wears the same expression twice."

"The great gift of education is the acquisition of habits."

"Truth is the highest value."

"For man, the proper study of mankind is man."

"Seek perfection of character and forget success."

"The moral worth of an action depends on the will from which it springs."

"Nature is not to be tested by the test-tube method."

"I have for the metaphysical claims of theology the greatest respect."

"In the practical use of common sense we are all nearly equal."

"Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear."

"No man can legislate for another."

"Knowledge is power."

"The starry skies above and the moral law within inspire awe."

"Nothing is worthy of your effort but virtue."

"Death is a dignified exit."

"A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand."

"The growth of knowledge can only be achieved through work."