Párrafo para el Impío


..."El espíritu del hombre es prueba del Espíritu de Dios, como una gota de agua es prueba de la fuente de donde procede. Si a un hombre que nunca haya visto agua, le decís que existe el océano, deberá creerlo por la fe o rechazarlo por completo. Pero dejad que caiga una gota de agua en su mano, y ya tendrá un hecho, del cual infiera lo demás, y podrá luego comprender poco a poco la existencia de un océano ilimitado é insondable. La fe ciega dejará de ser una necesidad para él, pues la habrá substituido con el CONOCIMIENTO..."


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