Robert G. Ingersoll Quote

Standing in the presence of the Unknown, all have the same right to think, and all are equally interested in the great questions of origin and destiny. All I claim, all I plead for, is liberty of thought and expression. That is all. I do not pretend to tell what is absolutely true, but what I think is true. I do not pretend to tell all the truth.
I do not claim that I have floated level with the heights of thought, or that I have descended to the very depths of things. I simply claim that what ideas I have, I have a right to express; and that any man who denies that right to me is an intellectual thief and robber. That is all.


The Liberty of Man, Woman and Child (1877)


Standing in the presence of the Unknown, all have the same right to think, and all are equally interested in the great questions of origin and...

Standing in the presence of the Unknown, all have the same right to think, and all are equally interested in the great questions of origin and...

Standing in the presence of the Unknown, all have the same right to think, and all are equally interested in the great questions of origin and...

Standing in the presence of the Unknown, all have the same right to think, and all are equally interested in the great questions of origin and...