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Because it be comes systematic and too sure of its subject. Those who have known, those who have touched elbows with Chabad or his brother s grandchildren, will be accurate, but not truthful. To describe a person truly, one must include all its infinite possibilities of failure or success what he might have been, what he longed to be, what he could not be with his given conditions, what he was not, what he was believed to be, etc. , and he who has decided all about the exacl: measure of a perso...n cannot fathom his possibilities. We are all so sure of the conditions of contempo rary life that it will take a succeeding generation to know all about it.
" And I am not trying to hinder the work of this investigation, because it may prove the non-exist ence of Chabad. That would not matter in the least, for the anecdotes and tales that are being circulated in his name, and his storied misadventures and 118 A Jewish Jester gloried misdeeds create him in fancy and he exists in imagination which is all that is necessary for one desiring to point out the benign and malignant work of the scoffer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because it be comes systematic and too sure of its subject. Those who have known, those who have touched elbows with Chabad or his brother s grandchildren, will be accurate, but not truthful. To describe a person truly, one must include all its infinite possibilities of failure or success what he might have been, what he longed to be, what he could not be with his given conditions, what he was not, what he was believed to be, etc. , and he who has decided all about the exacl: measure of a perso...n cannot fathom his possibilities. We are all so sure of the conditions of contempo rary life that it will take a succeeding generation to know all about it.
" And I am not trying to hinder the work of this investigation, because it may prove the non-exist ence of Chabad. That would not matter in the least, for the anecdotes and tales that are being circulated in his name, and his storied misadventures and 118 A Jewish Jester gloried misdeeds create him in fancy and he exists in imagination which is all that is necessary for one desiring to point out the benign and malignant work of the scoffer.
What to read after Discourses of Keidansky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard G Bernard Gershon Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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