From all wise men, O Lord, protect us.
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In Orson Scott Card's "Xenocide," the plea for divine protection from all wise men underscores the importance of wisdom and guidance. It reflects the characters' struggles and the complexity of moral dilemmas they face. Seeking protection from wise individuals highlights a desire for enlightenment in critical situations. The quote speaks to the challenges of navigating difficult choices, emphasizing that wisdom is paramount in achieving clarity. This notion resonates with the broader...
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