If there wasn’t a God we would
have to invent one to keep people
sane.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
The empire of woman is an
empire of softness, of address,
of complacency. Her commands
are caresses, her menaces are
tears.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
A man speaks of what he knows,
a woman of what pleases her: the
one requires knowledge, the other
taste.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
If I am part of a group of 100
people, do 99 people have the
right to sentence me to death,
just because they are majority?
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
People who know little are usually
great talkers, while men who know
much say little.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
One can buy anything with money
except morality.
(Jean Jacques Rosseau)
I have suffered too much in this
world not to hope for another.
(Jean Jacques Rosseau)
By doing good we become good.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
When a man dies he clutches in
his hands only that which he has
given away during his lifetime.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)
Man is born free and everywhere
he is in chains.
(Jean Jacques Rousseau)