Kenny Smith Quotes

I Start Off With The Obvious, That It Makes No Sense Either To Believe Or To Disbelieve In God Until A Substantial And Intelligent Definition Or Concept Should Be Offered. Belief Or Disbelief Is A Secondary Consideration, Contingent On The Intelligibility And Cogency Of The Premise; The Primal Unintelligence Or Irrationality Of Moderns Is Revealed By Their Eagerness To Leap To A Conclusion Without Ever Being Curious What The Hell The Original Premise Was.

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