"My view that what morality boils down to is, “Don’t harm, and do help.” And now the question is, “Can creatures like chickens and cows be harmed?” And the answer is, “Of course they can.” Consequently, I think it’s immoral to harm them. And that seems to me to provide a very strong moral reason to be vegetarian, to not wear leather... it seems to me that our treatment of animals is morally appalling... and that we ought to radically revise the way we live, precisely because they feel pain, they can be hurt, and we’re constantly hurting these creatures!"

"What I cannot do now is the sign of what I shall do hereafter. The sense of impossibility is the beginning …"

"CO2 is far from being the biggest greenhouse gas. Chloroflourocarbons commonly used as refrigerants far wor…"

"The UK does not deserve its place on the UN Security Council when it is a consistent violator of the princi…"

"One can only become a philosopher, but not be one. As one believes he is a philosopher, he stops being one."

"Huebner observes that my use of laugher is my attempt to practice theology in a manner that refuses the att…"

"I am mindful of human weakness, and I reflect upon the might of Fortune and know that everything that we do…"