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Excerpt from Recollections of Dean Fremantle: Chiefly by Himself
But after awhile the process is reversed. What has been established and accepted becomes ques tioned, examined, and perhaps rejected by some later thinker or thinkers who start with a bias towards inquiry. The temper of inquiry is as useful as the temper of authority. Authority itself is enriched and strengthened by inquiry, but it is also changed.
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