Quote by Thomas Jefferson

It does me no harm for my neighbor to believe in many Gods or no God. It neither robs my pocket nor breaks my leg.

It does me no harm for my neighbor to believe in many Gods o

Summary

This quote, often attributed to Thomas Jefferson, emphasizes the importance of religious freedom and tolerance. It suggests that other people's belief in different gods, or no god at all, should not be a threat to one's own well-being. The quote suggests that diversity in religious beliefs does not harm anyone materially or physically. By promoting understanding and respect for different faiths, this quote conveys the idea that allowing others to hold their own beliefs would lead to a more harmonious society.

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By Thomas Jefferson

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