For if a man were to study the Torah with a view to obtaining reward, and keeping the commandments in order to escape punishment, he would be studying not for the sake of the Torah, but for the sake of reward; and since reward is a thing of no consequence, he would be studying for the sake of something of no consequence, and would thus be learning nothing at all.
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"The existence of God is a matter of demonstration, not of faith."
"The ultimate goal of man is to achieve intellectual perfection."
"The world is sustained by three things: Torah, divine service, and acts of loving-kindness."
"Man's generally accepted view is that good is all that is pleasant to him, and evil is all that is unpleasant to him."
"It is a great mitzvah to visit the sick, to comfort mourners, to bury the dead, and to gladden the bride and groom."
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