Les Misérables #14

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 I see that the bishop never tried to think in a way where he seemed intelligent he just thought philosophically. He says that human meditation has no limits which is true because we can sit and do nothing well think of nothing, listen to music, or just lay down and all would in some way be considered meditating. The bishop is just following God and the word of God and he sees the poverty and the sickness of the people everywhere. 

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