"In matters of science, after investigation and discussion, the world comes to an agreement; in matters of theology the world grows more and more at variance... And to our mind the explanation is very simple. In matters of science men deal with facts, while in those other matters they deal with fancies, and the more freedom you give them the greater will be the variety of their preferences." --G.W. Foote (Flowers of Freethought)
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Quote of the Day: G.W. Foote
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