| | I think I should find an empty book and fill it with the wisdom of the past generations. Many people would call that wise. Wisdom is a tricky thing though,
because I could say "it would be a wise decision to read a wise mans
writings... I must be wise for making that wise decision". But the Good Book says, "Professing to be wise, they became fools." That's Romans 1:22. However, in
order to make a wise decision, you must have some wisdom. So after making a
wise decision, does that not make you wise? After making a wise decision, it is
hard not to think that you are wise, because it takes wisdom to make a wise decision. So, if I make a wise
decision, and if I think it wise, I am unwise. Or something like
that...
How does that work?
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| | Posted 8/23/2008 8:55 PM - 17 Views - 2 eProps - 1 Comment
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