Yet one should not content oneself with talking forever and ceaselessly about God's goodness, but should at the same time also be mindful of our obedience toward God and of our childlike submission to his will, without any sophistry or calculation; and such submission should not occur merely in our sensations, as a means of consoling ourselves, but should be expressed above all in our courageous execution of our obligations, regardless of the consequences that we, in our shortsightedness, may believe ourselves to have discovered.