Quote by Pope John Paul II

Truth can prevail only in virtue of truth itself.

Truth can prevail only in virtue of truth itself.

Summary

This quote means that the concept of truth can only succeed or prevail when it is based on its own genuine nature and principles. It suggests that the essence and adherence to truth is what enables truth to stand firm and withstand challenges. In other words, truth cannot be sustained or defended solely by external factors, but rather by the inherent qualities and integrity that truth possesses. Truth can only be upheld by its own inherent truthfulness.

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By Pope John Paul II

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