Quote by Duke of Wellington Arthur Welles

Educate people without religion and you make them but clever devils.

Educate people without religion and you make them but clever

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This quote suggests that if individuals are educated without the influence of religion, they may become intelligent and clever, but lacking a moral compass. It implies that religion provides a necessary framework for guiding individuals towards ethical behavior and maintaining a well-rounded understanding of the world. The quote implies that education alone, without religious teachings, may result in individuals using their intelligence for harmful purposes, potentially leading to negative consequences in society.

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By Duke of Wellington Arthur Welles

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