Quotemeal: Sep. 24th, 1960

Saturday, September 24, 1960

"Everyone may be entitled to his own opinion but everyone is not entitled to his own truth. Truth is but one."
— Doug Groothius

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— Robert Murray M'Cheyne —
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Illustration of Doug Groothius — "Everyone may be entitled to his own opinion but everyone is not entitled to his own truth. Truth is but one."

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