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Authored by Frank Redmond, 2012
<blockquote>Diogenes. But look you, it is all so easy; it is within every man’s reach. No education is necessary, no nonsensical argumentation. I offer you a short cut to Glory. You may be the merest clown — cobbler, fishmonger, carpenter, money-changer; yet there is nothing to prevent your becoming famous. Given brass and boldness, you have only to learn to wag your tongue with dexterity.</blockquote>
The path that Diogenes espouses reminds me of the message Jesus brought to his people. There is no need to pass a logic exam to get on the path to Virtue. Virtue is within reach of all people.