Intellect vs. Human Powers

This chapter examines the misconceptions surrounding intellect and its relationship with other human faculties, arguing that intellect is not always the dominant force in decision-making. It employs a personal anecdote to illustrate how personal motives can cloud intellectual pursuits and emphasizes the need for self-awareness in understanding. Furthermore, it explores the interplay between intellect, knowledge, and faith, advocating for the necessity of maintaining intellectual freedom to seek divine truth.