November 10

“Partial views grow perilous, not when they are held firmly, but when they are held as if they were universal.
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“Since the value of words must change with widened or contracted thought, no formula expressed in words can be exhaustive.
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“Words which at one time sum up earlier experience become at another time centres, as it were, round which new and foreign thoughts crystallise.
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“To claim completeness for our opinions is to abandon the encouragement of progress; and on the other hand, difficulties frankly met reveal new paths of truth.”

Bishop WESTCOTT