"Any person seasoned with a just sense of the imperfections of natural reason, will fly to revealed truth with the greatest avidity"

This quote by David Hume suggests that when an individual knows the limitations of their own thinking, they will be most likely to accept and accept revealed reality. Hume is suggesting that when we recognize our own fallibility, we need to turn to a greater power for assistance. He is indicating that revealed reality is more reliable than our own reasoning, which we need to be open to accepting it. This quote encourages us to be modest and to acknowledge that our own understanding is limited. It also encourages us to be open to the concept of a greater power and to be willing to accept the reality that is revealed to us. Ultimately, Hume is suggesting that we ought to be willing to accept the fact that is exposed to us, even if it breaks our own thinking.