Philosophy Quotes

"Philosophy teaches us that the unexamined life is not worth living."

"In every person lies the capacity for both great good and great harm."

"The philosopher seeks truth; the leader must act upon it."

"Philosophy begins with wonder and ends with understanding."

"The peasant is the foundation of society."

"Philosophy guides our choices."

"Questions lead to understanding."

"Philosophy asks the questions that science cannot answer alone."

"The world is not divided between countries that do good and countries that do bad. The world is divided between countries that are open and countries that are closed."

"True progress cannot be measured in GDP alone."

"A nation's wealth is measured in its human capital."

"Philosophy is the art of learning to ask better questions about old answers."

"Philosophy is the practice of examining the unexamined life."

"Philosophy examines the meaning of existence."

"Philosophy seeks truth in all things."

"Culture is the foundation of any nation; without it, we are merely buildings without souls."

"The test of civilization is not how it treats its strongest, but how it cares for its weakest."

"Philosophy is the compass that prevents us from walking in circles."

"To understand the enemy's mind is to prevent unnecessary bloodshed."

"Philosophy teaches us to question; education teaches us to think."

"Philosophy is the pursuit of wisdom and truth."

"Philosophy teaches us how to live."

"Philosophy is the art of asking better questions about how we should live."

"The philosopher's greatest tool is the question."

"The suffering of the poor is not an act of God, but the negligence of men."

"In every man there is the capacity for both tyranny and nobility; civilization is the struggle between them."

"The revolution eats its children if it forgets why it started."

"A nation's soul is reflected in how it treats those who have nothing."

"The measure of a civilization is its commitment to the dignity of all its people."

"The power of ideas can transform societies more than the power of arms."