Quote by Martin Luther

Peace if possible, truth at all costs.

Peace if possible, truth at all costs.

Summary

This quote suggests that while one should strive for peace whenever possible, it is equally important to uphold and pursue the truth, regardless of the outcome. It highlights the significance of seeking harmony and avoiding conflict, but not at the expense of truth and integrity. This implies a moral commitment to honesty and transparency, even in situations where the truth may disrupt peace temporarily or bring forth uncomfortable consequences. Ultimately, this quote prioritizes the value of truth above all else, emphasizing its inherent importance in any situation.

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