purity, n.All

Purity is a negative state and therefore contrary to nature.

Purity is no better than corruptness. When men are pure, they are useless, when men are corrupt, they are broken.

Purity is possible if one turns one's life into a line of poetry written with a splash of blood.

Purity is seeing purity in all things. To the pure all things are pure.

Purity is a condition of the mind that causes one to snoop around in garbage-dumps and start a league.

Purity is far too often demanded. The sick do not ask if the hand that smoothes their pillow is pure.

Purity stands outside of a being and is not dependent on itself. For nature, human language is the condition of its purity that stands outside of it.

Wedding rings are made of gold because, being the most pure and valuable metal, it was traditionally thought to symbolize marriage perfectly.

Purity is, when decadent, the most malignant of all kinds of decay in the world