"We ought at all times to wait for the enlightenment that comes from above before we speak with a faith energized by love; for the illumination which will enable us to speak. For there is nothing so destitute as a mind philosophising about God, when it is without Him."
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Diadochos of Photiki, "Spiritual Knowledge" Discourse number 7 Philokalia volume 1, p. 254
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