
The Matter With Morris: A Novel

Reason first, then will, and lastly passion. If you live in that manner, you are a just man.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
though he could not be certain, he anticipated that we are saved by hope.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
To stumble and then correct oneself, this was a necessary and exquisite thing.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
Morris Schutt is stumbling towards a discovery of himself, attempting to understand how one should live the best life.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
Fine clothes could hide a turbulent soul.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
Unless the mind is healed … there will be no end to our unhappiness.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
You love most that which you do not comprehend, or that which is taken from you, or denied you.
David Bergen • The Matter With Morris: A Novel
Socrates had said something about ignorance: All I know is that I know nothing.