John Tillotson writes that angry feelings can erupt like a storm, but silence can be a simple way to avoid speaking ill. He notes that losing a reputation for integrity makes a person feel trapped, and that trying to lower others’ worth questions one’s own value. He also says that modesty does not hurt a cause and that chasing happiness can be as fleeting as children chasing birds.
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John Tillotson was a writer, best known for Sermons preach'd upon several occasions.
Quick Facts About John Tillotson
Born
October 10, 1630
Died
November 22, 1694
Profession
Writer
Notable works
Sermons preach'd upon several occasions
About John Tillotson
John Tillotson was the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1691 to 1694.
