Any account of anything is bound to be selective. The human intellect does not have the capacity for comprehending the sum of things in a single panoramic view. Selection is unavoidable, but it also inevitably arbitrary; and, the greater the mass of information from which a selection has to be made, the more disputable will be the investigator’s choice.Arnold Toynbee in A Study of History.
Hope
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I don’t have much hope in the church as it exists in New Zealand at the
current time. I observe an unwillingness to change and do things
differently that...
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