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There Are No Mature Fools
This entry was posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Humor, Quips and Quotes and tagged Albert Einstein, egotism, foolishness, maturity, Patrick Rothfuss, thought for the week, wisdom. Bookmark the permalink.
Good thoughts! Here are a couple more, prompted by the quote from Rothfuss: “A fool finds no pleasure in understanding but delights in airing his own opinions.” (Proverbs 18:2) “He who answers before listening–that is his folly and his shame.” (Proverbs 18:13)
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Classics.
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Definitely keeping one’s mouth shut is a sign of wisdom
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Great quotes👍
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The last one, sounds like something my old man always said to me
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Sounds like you had a wise dad, my friend.
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Drunken Socrates..but he had his moments..🤣
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My favorite is the first, yours!
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Aw, thanks, Lisa.
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Albert Einstein spoke of God?
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Yes, on more than one occasion, actually.
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This is very interesting I’ll have to dig into that a bit. Thanks Mitch, have a great week!
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You too, AJ!
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I just looked it up – Einstien had a number of quotes and I was also really amazed how he accepted both the scientific way of understanding the world around him but and also the religious side – for example his quote:
In the beginning (if there was such a thing), God created Newton’s laws of motion together with the necessary masses and forces. This is all; everything beyond this follows from the development of appropriate mathematical methods by means of deduction.
Albert Einstein
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First time I’ve seen that quote, Stephanie. Love it.
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I had a cleaver comment but thanks to Patrick….
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;>) I take it you meant “clever,” Gary. As opposed to cleaver, which would presumably be a very cutting remark.
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Sorry, yes. Clever. My 4th grade F in spelling haunts me.
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;>)
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All good quotes, Mitch, including yours. I make every effort to follow Proverbs 17:28: Even fools keeping silent, are considered wise; if they keep their lips closed, intelligent.
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The best advice on the subject ever, Nancy.
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Interesting quotes!
I laughed on every next quote, and felt I’m equally fool and wise.
I’m visiting your blog after a long time.
Thank you for sharing.😊
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My pleasure, Lokesh, and welcome back.
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Thank you, friend.😊
We’re celebrating Holi in India. It’s a festival of colours.
Happy Holi to you! 🟣🔵🟡🟠🔴
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Thank you, Lokesh!
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Brilliant quotes. Thank you for sharing with us Mitch. 😊
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My pleasure, Stephanie.
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