To the Greeks, he was a man who could see only as far as the end of his nose. He lived in a private world of his own creation, divorced from a wider reality.
We cannot afford to be led by such in the world of finance, politics, education and health. Even more so in religion.
The wise man had a clear understanding of the wider world. He sought its virtues and shunned its evils and taught others to do the same.
In the Scriptures the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
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