Kitap · The Republic
Sayfa 464 / 1391
Yazar: Plato
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No religion is wholly devoid of external forms; even the
Mahometan who renounces the use of pictures and images has a
temple in which he worships the Most High, as solemn and
beautiful as any Greek or Christian building. Feeling too and
thought are not really opposed; for he who thinks must feel
before he can execute. And the highest thoughts, when they become
familiarized to us, are always tending to pass into the form of
feeling.
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