357. Truth will Bear the Test

If a man has a diamond that has been examined by the lapidaries of the

world, and some ignorant stonecutter told him that it is nothing but

an ordinary rock, he laughs at him; but if it has not been examined

by lapidaries, and he is a little suspicious himself that it is not

genuine, it makes him mad. Any doctrine that will not bear investigation

is not a fit tenant for the mind of an honest man. Any man who is afraid

to have his doctrine investigated is not only a coward but a hypocrite.

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