Quote by John Campbell Shairp

Not as men of science, not as critics, not as philosophers, but as little children, shall we enter into the kingdom of heaven.

Not as men of science, not as critics, not as philosophers,

Summary

This quote suggests that humility and innocence are key in attaining spiritual enlightenment. It urges individuals to approach the "kingdom of heaven" not with the mindset of experts or rational thinkers, but rather with the openness and curiosity of children. By emphasizing the qualities of wonder, simplicity, and pure faith, the quote implies that a childlike perspective is fundamental in understanding and connecting with the divine. It serves as a reminder to let go of our preconceived notions and intellectual barriers to truly embrace the spiritual journey.

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Men Science

By John Campbell Shairp

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