Quote by Jean Anouilh

Men create real miracles when they use their God-given courage and intelligence.

Men create real miracles when they use their God-given coura

Summary

This quote suggests that when men harness their innate courage and intelligence, they are capable of achieving remarkable and awe-inspiring feats. It implies that humans possess an inherent potential for greatness and can accomplish extraordinary things when they tap into their strengths and gifts bestowed upon them by a higher power. By combining their bravery and intellect, men have the ability to manifest miracles and create extraordinary, sometimes inexplicable, outcomes that defy conventional beliefs or expectations.

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Courage

By Jean Anouilh

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