Sublime

have a reason to break the rule. Never break a rule for the sake of breaking it.

There is no such thing as Reason (as it was understood by the Enlightenment at least), but there are good reasons and bad ones.

La raison est quelque chose de vivant. Elle vit en chacun de nous. Elle est plus ancienne qu’aucun de nous. Mieux vaut la considérer comme un aspect de la personnalité plutôt qu’une faculté. Elle a ses propres buts, ses tentations et ses faiblesses. Elle vole plus haut et voit plus loin que n’importe quel autre esprit. Mais la raison s’entiche

War breaks reason's promise. Reason is neither pedigree nor algorithm. Reason is using language to make and keep peace.

reason is nothing but reason

For the moral act is significantly moral only when it is free, without the compulsion of a reason or necessity. This is also the deepest meaning of the Christian doctrine of free will, for to act “in union with God” is to act, not from the constraint of fear or pride, nor from hope of reward, but with the baseless love of the “unmoved mover.”