Pot do Resnice, 22. del

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V romanu Pot do resnice smo med drugim slišali: »Vsakemu človeku je dano toliko, kolikor je sposoben nositi in razumeti. In če bi na enem mestu združili vsa človeška znanja in vedenja, bi bila kot zrno peska v puščavi v primerjavi s tem, kar je On.» 

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