Jesus As a Teacher, And the Making of the New Testament
Jesus As a Teacher, And the Making of the New Testament
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The skillful question, Bacon said, is the half of knowledge (prudens quaestio di- midium scientice, ) and the other half is the ability to answer them. The two are not necessarily combined, but in combination they are extremely effective. Wit- ness Socrates, who proved himself alike formidable in both relations.
The questions that arise in morals are of two kinds, scientific or abstract, ethical or practical. To an- swer the first calls for speculative thought; to answer the second, for practic...al wisdom.
Again, the same question may be answered in dif- ferent ways, and yet be rightly answered. First, it may be answered in the terms or within the limits of (190) HOW HE HANDLED CASES. 191 the question itself, without any statement or intima- tion of reasons why the answer is given. This is authority to the one who seeks guidance. Such an answer has only an immediate present value, since it applies only to the question directly in hand and to those that are like it. Here the answer is the only thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The skillful question, Bacon said, is the half of knowledge (prudens quaestio di- midium scientice, ) and the other half is the ability to answer them. The two are not necessarily combined, but in combination they are extremely effective. Wit- ness Socrates, who proved himself alike formidable in both relations.
The questions that arise in morals are of two kinds, scientific or abstract, ethical or practical. To an- swer the first calls for speculative thought; to answer the second, for practic...al wisdom.
Again, the same question may be answered in dif- ferent ways, and yet be rightly answered. First, it may be answered in the terms or within the limits of (190) HOW HE HANDLED CASES. 191 the question itself, without any statement or intima- tion of reasons why the answer is given. This is authority to the one who seeks guidance. Such an answer has only an immediate present value, since it applies only to the question directly in hand and to those that are like it. Here the answer is the only thing.
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