Conviction never so excellent, is worthless until it coverts itself into conduct.

Summary

This quote suggests that having strong beliefs or convictions is not enough; they must be translated into action or behavior. Regardless of how profound or admirable our convictions are, they hold no value unless they are reflected in our conduct. Mere belief without corresponding actions is seen as pointless or meaningless. The quote encourages individuals to align their convictions with their actions, emphasizing the importance of translating our beliefs into practical behavior.

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