"That man is a religious being, is universally conceded, for it has been seen to be universally true"
- Simon Greenleaf
About this Quote
This quote by Simon Greenleaf suggests that it is generally accepted that all people are spiritual beings. This is because it has been observed to be real in all cultures and societies throughout history. This concept is supported by the reality that religion has actually been a part of human life because the start of civilization. Religious beliefs has actually been used to discuss the unidentified, supply convenience in times of distress, and give people a sense of function and belonging. It has also been used to develop a moral code of conduct and provide guidance on how to live a great life. Faith has actually been a source of strength and hope for many people throughout the ages, and it continues to be a vital part of many people's lives today. This quote by Simon Greenleaf acts as a reminder that religious beliefs is an essential part of the human experience.
This quote is written / told by Simon Greenleaf between December 5, 1783 and October 6, 1853. He/she was a famous Judge from USA.
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