Quote by Owen

Without consistency there is no moral strength.

Without consistency there is no moral strength.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of consistency in building and maintaining moral strength. Consistency refers to a steady adherence to moral principles and values, even in the face of challenges or temptations. It highlights that moral strength cannot exist without consistency because acting in accordance with one's values consistently reaffirms and strengthens their moral character. By consistently choosing to do what is right, individuals reinforce their integrity and cultivate a strong foundation of morality. In essence, consistency is the key that unlocks and sustains the potential for moral strength.

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