What is that Stanislaus trying to convey ?
He says… to be certain you have to be doubtful !
First of all if you decided to believe in something ,why should you be doubtful or apprehensive ? Are you not sure of yourself ?
Is this a contradictory statement or it is a perfect statement ?
Readers please enlighten me further with your thoughts.
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I think it’s a process statement.
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Thank you Monica Carroll.Possible.
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Aristotle claimed to be the
wisest of men, for as he often
said … “I know nothing.”
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Yeah,good one David Redpath.Thank you.
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He meant “keep on testing till you beleive” perhaps.
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Thank you Kavitha,your answer appears to be convencing.
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It’s Savitha 😅
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Its like a UFO you7 can see it but do you believe it!
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Good comparison Orvillewrong.Thank you
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Beats me too…Oh the enlightened one please enlighten me please…
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Hi,Anamika….you know …you are the enlightened soul.You please help us .Thanks in advance.
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Sridhar ji humbless ki bhi ek hadh hoti hein…Aap bhi na… Chalo I think it’s like this….please underline I think…..
When you have doubts, you search for an answer …and you keep clarifying till you get a convincing answer….and once you get a convincing answer you automatically believe in it..
Don’t knw how much you will agree with this ….
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