Quote by James F. Bell

Fear is met and destroyed with courage.

Fear is met and destroyed with courage.

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This quote suggests that the antidote to fear is courage. When faced with fear, one must have the bravery and strength to confront it head-on in order to overcome it. Instead of succumbing to fear, courageous individuals muster the determination and resolve to conquer it. It implies that fear can be diminished and ultimately defeated through acts of courage, highlighting the transformative power of bravery in challenging situations.

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