a: red, but some whites are just spectacular.
q: discuss this statement:
"It must be borne in mind that no error could persist unless it contained a grain of truth. Indeed, an error is all the more dangerous, the greater that grain of truth is, for then the temptation it exerts is all the greater.
Furthermore, the error concerned would not have been able to wrench that piece of the truth to its own use if that truth had been adequately lived and witnessed to in its proper place."
Doesn't it make you double over with joy at the sheer precision? I mean, isn't it completely accurate?