of our limitations, Vanderbilt points out, on those occasions we call “accidents.”3 We have much to learn. More than we think. No wonder James advises us in the New Testament to “be quick to listen, slow to speak” (James 1:19). There’s another very inspiring verse about our wrongness. It’s in Proverbs. It’s about how we should humbly approach what little we actually know and how our own judgment can be compromised. Notice how, in a nuanced way, it gently, poetically, and very subtly suggests that