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The highest aim of man is to find what really is the Truth, and until this has been done his work remains unfinished.
Truth cannot be injured by investigation; and scrutiny, however Searching, will only go to confirm it.
Only Truth can stand this inquiry: there fore that which fears it is certainly not Truth.
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