Quote by Edwin H. Land

The bottom line is in heaven.

The bottom line is in heaven.

Summary

This quote suggests that the ultimate measure of success or worth lies beyond earthly matters, in the realm of heaven. It implies that material gains or achievements are secondary or insignificant compared to spiritual or moral values. The phrase "bottom line" typically refers to the financial outcome or final result, but in this context, it alludes to the ultimate reward or judgment that one receives in the afterlife. The quote underscores the importance of focusing on spiritual growth, righteousness, and eternal outcomes rather than solely prioritizing worldly gains.

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By Edwin H. Land

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