List Of Roof Quotes

I'm Good At Exploring Roofs. You Never Know When That Kind Of Thing Comes In Useful.

If My Interlocutor Desires To Convince Me That Jupiter Has Inhabitants, And That His Description Of Them Is Accurate, It Is For Him To Bring Forward Evidence In Support Of His Contention. The Burden Of Proof Evidently Lies On Him; It Is Not For Me To Prove That No Such Beings Exist Before My Non-belief Is Justified, But For Him To Prove That They Do Exist Before My Belief Can Be Fairly Claimed. Similarly, It Is For The Affirmer Of God's Existence To Bring Evidence In Support Of His Affirmation; The Burden Of Proof Lies On Him.

A Fact In Itself Is Nothing. It Is Valuable Only For The Idea Attached To It, Or For The Proof Which It Furnishes.

We Do Not Have To Prove The Book Of Mormon Is True. The Book Is Its Own Proof.

Est Autem Fides Sperandarum Substantia Rerum, Argumentum Non Apparentium. – Faith Is The Hypostasis Of Things Hoped For; The Proof Of Things Not Seen.

New York Is Great For People Watching And There's A Bunch Of Amazing Rooftops.

Difficulties Are God's Errands; And When We Are Sent Upon Them, We Should Esteem It A Proof Of God's Confidence.

The Insatiable Thirst For Everything That Lies Beyond, And That Life Reveals, Is The Most Living Proof Of Our Immortality.

The Best Theology Would Need No Advocates; It Would Prove Itself.

... Anything Difficult To Say Must Be Shouted From The Rooftops.

He Tells Me That The Best Man I Will Ever Find Will Be Attracted To Other Women. I Hear This As Another Fact I Am Too Old Not To Know. More Proof Of How Unprepared I Am To Love Anyone.

A Mathematician Is A Person Who Can Find Analogies Between Theorems; A Better Mathematician Is One Who Can See Analogies Between Proofs And The Best Mathematician Can Notice Analogies Between Theories.