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Quote by José Agustín Caballero
Es más conveniente al filósofo, incluso al cristiano, seguir varias escuelas a voluntad, que elegir una sola a que adscribirse.
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The quote argues that a philosopher—and even a Christian—benefits more from considering several schools of thought freely than from committing to one alone. It presents intellectual flexibility as more advantageous than exclusive allegiance. The point is not to reject every school, but to remain able to draw on different approaches rather than being confined to a single one.
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- University of Florida Digital Collections, José Agustín Caballero: Obras
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- Official Statement
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