Yeah, I share that sentiment. It's more a precaution to not trust a message simply because it comes from a certain messenger that you may trust (e.g., just because this message from this messenger speaks truth doesn't mean you should assume his next message speaks truth). But as long as you verify/focus on the truth of the message itself and not the messenger, you'll be fine.

Yeah, I share that sentiment. It's more a precaution to not trust a message simply because it comes from a certain messenger that you may trust (e.g., just because this message from this messenger speaks truth doesn't mean you should assume his next message speaks truth). But since you focus on the truth of the message itself and not the messenger, you'll be fine. :)

Yeah, I share that sentiment for the most part. It's more a precaution to not trust a message simply because it comes from a certain messenger that you may trust. But since you focus on the truth of the message itself and not the messenger, that precaution does not apply to you. :)