Quote by E. Stanley Jones

Our actions are the results of our intentions and our intelligence.

Our actions are the results of our intentions and our intell

Summary

This quote suggests that our actions are determined by two key factors: our intentions and our intelligence. It implies that when we act, we are driven by our deliberate choices and reasoning capabilities. Our intentions reflect our desires and objectives, while our intelligence encompasses our knowledge, understanding, and decision-making capacity. The quote suggests that our actions are not arbitrary or random, but instead, they are consciously directed by our goals and thoughts, guided by our ability to reason and make informed decisions.

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Intelligence

By E. Stanley Jones

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