Quote by Anton Chekhov

Man is what he believes.

Man is what he believes.

Summary

This quote suggests that an individual's beliefs shape their identity and define who they are as a person. It emphasizes the notion that our thoughts, values, and convictions influence our actions, decisions, and overall behavior. In essence, the quote implies that belief systems play a crucial role in shaping and molding one's character, values, and ultimately, their identity as a human being.

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