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Quotes from New Criterion — Anthony Daniels

born 1949 England

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The tattoo has a profound meaning: the superficiality of modern man’s existence.

New Criterion (2000)

There is no smoke without fire, and there is no ethically repugnant principle without logic.

New Criterion (2000)

What youth considers liberation, maturity considers tasteless excess.

New Criterion (2000)

To deal with the problems of modern society, hard thought, confrontation with an often unpleasant reality, and moral courage are needed, for which a vague and self-congratulatory broadmindedness is no substitute.

New Criterion (2000)

Whereas fortitude was once regarded as a virtue, it has come to be regarded as a kind of reprehensible and deliberate obtuseness, to be utterly condemned as treason to the self (there is no fury like a non-judgmentalist scorned).

New Criterion (2000)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Anthony Daniels (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.