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The Bible has been the Magna Carta of the poor and of the oppressed
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"The Bible has been the Magna Carta of the poor and of the oppressed"

- Thomas Huxley

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This quote by Thomas Huxley speaks to the power of the Bible as a source of comfort and assistance for those who are having a hard time. It suggests that the Bible has actually been a source of strength and expect those who are dealing with poverty and oppression. Huxley is emphasizing the value of the Bible in supplying a complacency and security for those who are in need. He is likewise highlighting the reality that the Bible has been a source of inspiration and guidance for those who are facing challenging times. The Bible has actually provided solace and strength for those who are dealing with challenging situations, and it has actually been a source of hope and courage for those who are facing oppression. Huxley's quote is a pointer of the power of the Bible and its ability to provide comfort and assistance to those who remain in requirement.

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Thomas Huxley This quote is written / told by Thomas Huxley between May 4, 1825 and June 29, 1895. He was a famous Scientist from England. The author also have 64 other quotes.

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