A philosophical or theological history reveals the same questions being asked over and over. It's the tradition of the questions which make the history rather than answers.

abailart said:

It's the tradition of the questions which make the history rather than answers.

To that, i'll add: I wish to live in the history where the prevailent tradition is of taking a question to the farthest borders of all answers and then letting go of said answers if need be. I salute traditions in which new questions are born.