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Piety is humility directed towards one's past. Hope is humility directed towards one's future.

It has always been a part of traditionalism to be forward thinking, yet it seems seldom a part of the so-called progressive mindset to well-regard the past. Yet without a good sense of the past, how is one to know which direction is "forward"?

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