There is no such thing as logic, only a line of reasoning which one or more deem correct.

A man's health should be determined by his capacity for faith and hope. For if a man is of sound body, yet he wallows in self pity and despair, his soul withers, and his environment, with its people, places, things, and ideas, crumbles. But if a man, beset by some illness, whether that be of mind or body, has faith for the morrow, that it will come and bring happiness, and hopes that the setting of the sun brings some reprieve from this pain and sorrow, and smiles, even if those things are not so, then his soul is content, and others live, laugh, and love because of him. In light of that, who would you say to be the healthy man? Why, you would say the latter, of course. And if that be so, then is not “healthy” a matter or state of mind and soul, instead of physical? True, this may not be anything new to you, but there is also something else that you may not have considered, if the above is correct... Too few healthy people are alive in this world today, and that is the true shame of our race.

Pieces scattered to the darkness

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