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Everyone Recognizes A Distinction Between Knowledge And Wisdom. . . Wisdom Is A Kind Of Knowledge. It Is Knowledge Of The Nature, Career, And Consequences Of Human Values. Since These Cannot Be Separated From The Human Organism And The Social Scene, The Moral Ways Of Man Cannot Be Understood Without Knowledge Of The Ways Of Things And Institutions.

If One Shoots At A King, One Must Not Miss.

Religious Tolerance Has Developed More As A Consequence Of The Impotence Of Religions To Impose Their Dogmas On Each Other Than As A Consequence Of Spiritual Humility In The Quest For Understanding First And Last Things.

To Serve The Public Interest Is Not The Same As Being A Servant Of Public Opinion.

Nonetheless, It Still Remains True That As A Set Of Cognitive Beliefs, Religious Doctrines Constitute A Speculative Hypothesis Of An Extremely Low Order Of Probability.