Quote by Euripides

No one who lives in error is free.

No one who lives in error is free.

Summary

This quote suggests that true freedom can only be attained by living a life based on truth and correctness. It implies that individuals who are misguided or deceived, either by their own actions or by external influences, are not truly free. Living in error puts constraints and limitations on one's freedom, as it may lead to negative consequences, ignorance, or the loss of personal agency. To achieve true freedom, it suggests the necessity of living a life aligned with truth, knowledge, and righteousness.

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Freedom

By Euripides

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