A philosophy student died, went to heaven, and found himself before St. Peter.
"What was it you did on earth?"
"I studied philosophy," replied the student
"Well done. "Expound, then, a point of philosophy that will demonstrate truth."
Thus confronted with the request, the student felt his mind go blank. For an agitated moment or two, he could find no point he could make.
And then he cried out,
"At the moment, I can think of nothing adequate, but I tell you what. "If You expound a point I will show You how to refute it ..."
---------------A Final Thought ...
"A new philosophy generally means in practice the praise of some old vice."
- G. K. Chesterton (1874–1936), British author. All Things Considered,“The Methuselahite” (1908)