Quote by David O. McKay

Freedom of choice is more to be treasured than any possession earth can give.

Freedom of choice is more to be treasured than any possessio

Summary

This quote suggests that having the ability to make choices is a far more valuable and precious asset than any material possession one can acquire on Earth. It implies that the power to make choices empowers individuals to shape their own lives, determine their own destinies, and exercise their autonomy. Unlike possessions which can be lost, freedom of choice remains forever invaluable, as it not only enables personal expression and fulfillment but also defines the very essence of human existence and individuality.

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Freedom

By David O. McKay

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