“Let me ask of my reader, wherever, alike with myself,
he is certain, there to go on with me; wherever, alike with myself, he
hesitates, there to join with me in inquiring; wherever he recognizes himself
to be in error, there to return to me; wherever he recognizes me to be so,
there to call me back: so that we may enter together upon the path of charity,
and advance towards Him of whom it is said,
Seek His face evermore.” — St.
Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD), On the Trinity, translated by
Arthur West Haddan (1887)
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