To be honest, and to be the honest thing, the necessary elements involved in the honest thing must have in and of themselves a thing which contains that which is honest and therefore honorable without the feeling of honesty within all sides of the elements of the honorable thing, although the sum parts can be arranged to not produce the honest thing unless each component of the whole is arranged in such a way as to juxtaposition the the honest sides.

Amos Kierkegaard