Quote by Francis Bacon

In charity there is no excess.

In charity there is no excess.

Summary

This quote suggests that when it comes to acts of kindness and generosity, there is no limit or extreme. It implies that one can never give too much when it comes to helping others in need. Whether it's giving money, offering support, or devoting time, this statement emphasizes that there is no such thing as going overboard in acts of charity. It promotes a mindset that encourages individuals to always be willing to provide aid and assistance to others without hesitation or reservation.

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By Francis Bacon

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