It is in the nature of the human being to seek a justification for his actions.

Education doesn't make you smarter.

One word of truth outweighs the world. One, two, a two, a three.

Okay.

The answer the law.

Welcome to In the Bold Pen with Mark Dewey, sponsored by developing Contenders Ministry.

You're listening to the Fight Lab Feast Network.

Thank you for joining us. And look who's coming up. High flyball into right field, she is gone.

Last week I ended the episode by saying that we'd all benefit by reading more Alexander Solzhen.

The words in my intro today come from him. Now it's one thing to pull quotes from a person

it's another thing to know the context of his words. That said however I

cannot read Soltonitin books to you during these episodes.

But I can give you words worthy of pondering, pondering in life and pondering as it regards the game of baseball.

Words from Solsen-Eatsen like these.

You can resolve to live your life with integrity.

Let your Creto be this. Let the lie come into the world. Let it even

triumph, but not through me. Solzhen also wrote these words.

An ill-educated person behaves with arrogant impatience,

whereas truly profound education breeds humility.

Keep those quotes in mind as you live your life.

Keep those quotes in mind as we continue through this episode today. So last night was game one of

the NLCS. The Mets were in LA playing the Dodgers and it was a blowout.

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