“The nineteenth century intellectual became a free thinker, convinced that his own judgement was superior to that of the clergy. The free thinking was neither agnostic nor an atheist; he was a liberal, convinced that freedom included the privilege of questioning authority, both sacred and profane.”

The Secret Destiny of America

“Democracy has emerged as fact, but the fact was not sufficient. The theory of freedom could be preserved by Secret Societies, but the practice of freedom required the cooperation of an enlightened people [anons] dedicated to a lofty ethical standard.”

“Once convinced of the reality of the Great Plan, the individual also receives a vision of realities which enable him to conduct his own affairs in harmony with the larger destiny.”