Thomas Szasz

Showing quotations 1 to 7 of 7 total men fear the boat rock-where they safely through life currents drifting hope, when in fact, is the boat aground. You would be better off, rocking the boat and try to shake it loose. Thomas szaszIf a person can no longer even laugh, it's time for others to laugh to him. Thomas Szasz, "The second sin" will be a child element of an adult, when he realizes that he is not only right a right but also wrong. Thomas Szasz, The second sin (1973) "childhood" happiness is an imaginary condition, formerly attributed to is of the living dead, now usually by adults, due to children and adult children. Thomas Szasz, the second sin (1973) "emotions" that stupid neither forgive nor forget. the naive forgive and forget; the wise forgive but not forget. Thomas Szasz, the second sin (1973) "personal conduct" earlier, when religion was strong and science weak, confused men magic of medicine; now, if science is strong and religion weak, men error medicine for magic. Thomas Szasz, the second sin (1973) "Science and scientism" two wrongs make, not a right but they make a good excuse. Thomas Szasz, the second sin "Social relations" (1973)

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