A Reluctant Heretic

Do ye no ungodly thing that godliness may prosper: Put from yourselves those errors that are childish, take unto yourselves the armors of true wisdom. . . . Give of yourselves to your utmost farthings that the world may rise up in years to mature and call your names blessed in that ye didst sing a song of redemption for the unfortunate who had not your voicings, or your longings, or your seeings. . .