Owen Wister Quote: “But this I can say: to call any act evil

“But this I can say: to call any act evil, instantly begs the question. Many an act that man does is right or wrong according to the time and place which form, so to speak, its context; strip it of its surrounding circumstances, and you tear away its meaning.” — Owen Wister quotes from

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Owen Wister Quote: “But this I can say: to call any act evil, instantly begs the question. Many an act that man does is right or wrong accor”

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