Quote by Margaret Lee Runbeck

There is no power on earth more formidable than the truth.

There is no power on earth more formidable than the truth.

Summary

This quote highlights the undeniable strength and impact of the truth. It suggests that truth possesses an unparalleled power that can overcome any obstacles or challenges. In a world filled with deception and misinformation, the truth stands tall as the ultimate force. It implies that when truth prevails, it has the potential to expose falsehoods, unveil hidden realities, and create lasting change. It serves as a reminder of the influential and formidable nature of truth, emphasizing its ability to shape minds, challenge authority, and ultimately pave the way for justice and progress.

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