Insufficient Truth
March 5th, 2007
The relative attitude toward the whole question of truth is not always merely the desire to doubt, but very often, and particularly today, it is the admission of the insufficiency of human knowledge, and – in so far as this is the case – it is the sign of a secret longing for a truth which lies beyond the human plane.
- Emil Brunner, Revelation and Reason (The Westminster Press, 1946) 7.