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[[Parables]] favor the making of impartial [[moral]] [[decisions]]. The parable evades much [[prejudice]] and puts new [[truth]] gracefully into the [[mind]] and does all this with the arousal of a minimum of the self-[[defense]] of [[personal]] resentment.

[[Parables]] favor the making of impartial [[moral]] [[decisions]]. The parable evades much [[prejudice]] and puts new [[truth]] gracefully into the [[mind]] and does all this with the arousal of a minimum of the self-[[defense]] of [[personal]] resentment.

To reject the [[truth]] contained in parabolical [[analogy]] requires [[conscious]] [[intellectual]] [[action]] which is directly in '''contempt''' of one's [[honest]] [[judgment]] and [[fair]] [[decision]]. The parable conduces to the forcing of [[thought]] through the [[sense]] of hearing.[http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_151#151:3._MORE_ABOUT_PARABLES]

To reject the [[truth]] contained in parabolical [[analogy]] requires [[conscious]] [[intellectual]] [[action]] which is directly in '''''contempt''''' of one's [[honest]] [[judgment]] and [[fair]] [[decision]]. The parable conduces to the forcing of [[thought]] through the [[sense]] of hearing.[http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_151#151:3._MORE_ABOUT_PARABLES]

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