Summary
This quote suggests that although reason is often considered the guiding force in decision-making and social interactions, it is actually personal passions and biases that ultimately shape the world. It implies that human actions and choices are driven more by emotions and predetermined opinions, often disguised or justified as logical reasoning. The quote challenges the notion that reason alone governs our lives, highlighting the influential role of personal feelings and prejudices in shaping our actions and the world we live in.
Topics
Reason
By John Wesley
Liked the quote? Share it with your friends.
