But because mere honesty requires that a reflective and inquiring being should devote certain times solely to testing its own reason, withdrawing entirely from all partiality and publicly communicating his remarks to others for their judgment,d no one can be reproached for, still less restrained from, letting the propositions and counter propositions, terrorized by no threats, come forward to defend themselves before a jury drawn from their own estate (namely the estate of fallible human beings).