Every error soon produces another which is the very reverse of itself; and so our poor humanity, owing to error, is necessarily abandoned to agitation, and distracted by opinions the most opposed to each other.
Antonio Rosmini, Theodicy, p. 141.
Every error soon produces another which is the very reverse of itself; and so our poor humanity, owing to error, is necessarily abandoned to agitation, and distracted by opinions the most opposed to each other.
