Quote by Victor Hugo

A library implies an act of faith.

A library implies an act of faith.

Summary

This quote suggests that a library symbolizes an act of faith. In using the term "library," it encompasses not only a physical space filled with books but also the notion of seeking knowledge and wisdom. By entering a library, individuals display their belief in the power of learning and the value of information. It implies that people have faith in the transformative qualities of literature and the potential for personal growth and enlightenment that come from engaging with knowledge. In essence, a library serves as a testament to the conviction humans place in the pursuit of knowledge.

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Faith

By Victor Hugo

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