The Glory Of The Good Is In

Who Is So Wise As To Have A Perfect Knowledge Of All Things? Therefore Trust Not Too Much To Thine Own Opinion, But Be Ready Also To Hear The Opinion Of Others. Thought Thine Own Opinion Be Good, Yet If For The Love Of God Thou Foregoest It, And Followest That Of Another, Thou Shalt The More Profit Thereby.

Habit Is Overcome By Habit. [lat., Consuetudo Consuetudine Vincitur.]

Every Man Naturally Desires Knowledge; But What Good Is Knowledge Without Fear Of God? Indeed A Humble Rustic Who Serves God Is Better Than A Proud Intellectual Who Neglects His Soul To Study The Course Of The Stars.

He Is Truly Great That Is Great In Charity. He Is Truly Great That Is Little In Himself, And Maketh No Account Of Any Height Of Honor. And He Is Truly Learned That Doeth The Will Of God, And Forsaketh His Own Will.

If Thou Canst Not Make Thyself Such An One As Thou Wouldst, How Canst Thou Expect To Have Another In All Things To Thy Liking?