Angielski
"Many times we are presented with
a difficulty that lacks any kind of
prefatory contextualization, and so,
in the absence of an introduction that lays the
groundwork, the difficulty eludes the solution
that corresponds to it. This is also how we
ought to deal with the question that your
intelligence poses, at least according to one
doctrine and theory. Therefore, we must first
lay the foundation and proceed in an orderly
manner to our answer. Otherwise, the things
that merely appear to be in conflict will come
into conflict in actual fact as well. For many
things often appear to contradict one another,
when in reality they do not. This is because
conflicts do not come about in a vacuum and
by chance, either in the case of words or in the
case of external realities."
- From the Question 1 to The Ampilochia
