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Few would disagree that the knowledge explosion has had a negligible effect on the world’s supply of wisdom.

One does not originate the [divine] locution. God speaks and enlightens. Man receives.

Until one is purified sufficiently, he will experience God, not in deep enjoyment, but in a dark desire and yearning.

He [God] contacts us through the effects he produces in our being.

Until we provide satisfactory answers to the question “How does the Spirit speak?”…How can anyone be so sure he is listening to the Spirit and not his own ideas and desires?

Religious experience as the final criterion of truth is, of course, the Protestant position.

Philosophers have long noted that error proximately is due to an extension of one’s judgement beyond evidence.

The religious who seeks the joys of two worlds and avoids the sacrifices of both of them is inauthentic