Quote from "Revolt in 2100"

Hidden in his stories Heinlein uses his characters to speak out his own beliefs and principles. Here's one from Revolt in 2100.

"The man who eats meat cannot sneer at the butcher...he who enjoys the fruits of a sin is every bit as much responsible as the man who commits it. "

Quote from The Rolling Stones

Simply a quote from RAH's book "The Rolling Stones". This is in the very last part of the book.

Hazel wants to go to Titan and her son Roger asks her why, she says, “Why? Why does anyone go anywhere? I’ve never seen the Rings. That’s reason enough to go anywhere. The race has been doing it for all time. It's the same old story. The dull ones stay home—and the bright ones stir around and try to see what trouble they can dig up."