QUOTE="2ndRateMind, post: 4779151, member: 309925"].
But where I tread, at every turn
Are men of faith, set grim and stern
Rigid in their claims to be
So righteous they know more than me,
.[/QUOTE]
So far as I can make out, righteousness and knowledge are separate domains. That is what I was trying to get across in the poem. I have nothing against righteousness, so long as it is not mistaken for knowledge, and is not confused with self-righteousness.
Best wishes, 2RM.
But where I tread, at every turn
Are men of faith, set grim and stern
Rigid in their claims to be
So righteous they know more than me,
.[/QUOTE]
Yes, about what counts in they/we end they do!
Best wishes, 2RM.
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