“We’ve got the power to shape our lives. No magic wands or wishing on stars. We’ve got to get up and put in the work!”

“Our senses, our experiences in this world, that’s how we make sense of things.”

“What I find intriguing about the Divine Law is that it doesn’t present itself as some kind of rigid doctrine. It’s more like a compass for navigating life and making sure humanity survives.”

"The Earth doesn't belong just to humans; it belongs to all living things."

"Seek and accept the truth of the reality we share."

“We live and relive a consistent pattern of division. Taking all we can for ourselves and sharing, as little as possible, with others.”

“The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment, the Earth is where we make our stand.” ~Carl Sagan

“Naming names, Cheney details how the determination of her colleagues to impeach their party's leader faltered after only a few days. “

“Our words say one thing, but our actions betray us. If we're not willing to protect children and do what is best for them, how is it that we love the children of the world?”

“Amidst the clamor of the digital age and the growing sense of spiritual vacancy, The Philosophy of the Divine Law provides a blueprint for humanity's future.”

“Though many believe everything is according to their god's plan, a god or gods are not required for things to be as they are.”

“Short of a cataclysmic cosmic event, humankind can prevent its social destruction and the human-caused ecological devastation of the Earth—simply by changing its behavior.”

“We all have a core sense of self. Of whom we think we are. The ideal person we believe ourselves to be. But we rarely, if ever, can reveal that person.”

“Using disinformation, misinformation, conspiracy theories, and division as their primary weapons, they have made discerning the truth about almost every major issue, political or otherwise, a significant challenge.”

“…regardless of our potential for success, we can spend our time here any way we want. We can be good citizens or criminals. Supportive of others or in opposition; ruthless or compassionate; altruistic or miserly; pious, atheist, or indifferent. We make the choices. And the choices we make determine the quality of our lives.”

“Mired in the ancient past, the world's religions are but control mechanisms. Designed to keep their followers in bondage through superstition, mystical mumbo-jumbo, and fear. That over millennia, through proselytization and war, have developed to control humanity through division.

We don't need them. They need us!”

“No matter how we visualize God, God's true form and attributes are unknown. All beliefs about God, including my own, are concepts and nothing more than pure speculation. The result of the limitations in the knowledge and understanding we have as human beings.”

“Many, if not most, of our greatest disappointments, result from our attempts to control what we cannot.”

“Everything the world's religions, mystical philosophies, and belief systems have told us about previous lives and life after death is nothing more than beliefs unsupported by testable and provable evidence.”

“For millennia, religions have indoctrinated their adherents to separate themselves from those who don't believe as they do. And regardless of whether one believes, religion's influence on humanity has also encouraged non-adherents to incline toward division.”