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John Locke Freedom Quotes By Stephen Nichols: Creeds are not straitjackets, but guardrails that keep

Creeds are not straitjackets, but guardrails that keep us safe. — Stephen Nichols

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Annie Dillard: The universe was not made in jest but

The universe was not made in jest but in solemn incomprehensible earnest. — Annie Dillard

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Patrick O'Brian: For very strangely his officers looked upon Jack

For very strangely his officers looked upon Jack Aubrey as a moral figure, in spite of all proofs of the contrary ... — Patrick O'Brian

John Locke Freedom Quotes By John Locke: Is it worth the name of freedom to

Is it worth the name of freedom to be at liberty to play the fool? — John Locke

John Locke Freedom Quotes By John Locke: [M]an is not permitted without censure to follow

[M]an is not permitted without censure to follow his own thoughts in the search of truth, when they lead him ever so little out of the common road. — John Locke

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Chuck Noll: Good things come to those who hustle

Good things come to those who hustle — Chuck Noll

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Richard Curtis: Why, on to the castle, to kill the

Why, on to the castle, to kill the royal family, and claim the throne that isn't mine by right! — Richard Curtis

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Jayme K.: Success is seasonal.

Success is seasonal. — Jayme K.

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Robert A. Heinlein: I wonder how harmless such people are? To

I wonder how harmless such people are? To what extent civilization is retarded by the laughing jackasses, the empty-minded belittlers? — Robert A. Heinlein

John Locke Freedom Quotes By Abraham Lincoln: I could write shorter sermons but when I

I could write shorter sermons but when I get started I'm too lazy to stop — Abraham Lincoln