to do this way and that way by our fancies andconjectures, forming an openion without good means of knowledge or sufficient evidence.

As for some newly appeared problems we can alsofind general commandments in the book and sonnat, by which we need not to use our imaginations.

46 THE DOORS OF RESEARCH ARE ALWAYS OPEN

WE BELIEVE that the doors of research arepermanently open to all our religious problems and inquiries; and all the juris psudents and scholars may deduce their commandments out of the four above mentioned sources, so as to convey it to those who are weak in comprehension even thou their newly extracted VIEWS be different to that of the previous ones.

WE BELIEVE that those who are not expert in thereligious juris prudence should refer to an alive expertwho is also aware of the world affairs, and theproblems of our age.

Those who know not, should imitate those who