Bertrand Russel:
The most savage controversies are those about matters as to which there is no good evidence either way.
“No good evidence”, yes, because evidences are impossible, by definition.
(Find context for the quotation over here.)
קהלת רבה פרשה ו’ פסקה ו’:
We have mentioned the Chazon Ish already.
Another example is the various (often Chassidic) statements similar to the one by Rabbi Tzvi Hirsch Kalischer (in a letter to Rabbi Chaim Elazar Waks):
ויש לראות גודל התכלית הזה שהקלי’ גוברת גם בצדיקים היותר גדולים לבטל הטוב הזה…
That is, the greater they are, the greater the proof against their own position…
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Ever see an article that doesn’t seem related to Judaism on Hyehudi.org – “Aggregated Articles About Judaism”?
Here’s a general rule for reading Hyehudi:
Ask yourself if many of the most famous and scholarly rabbis today would agree with a certain message. If they wouldn’t, well then that’s what I mean to wonder about. And if the said rabbis haven’t expressed an opinion either way, then I mean they really ought to do so.