Quote by Harriet Martineau

Religion is a temper, not a pursuit.

Religion is a temper, not a pursuit.

Summary

This quote suggests that religion is not something that can be pursued or actively sought after, but rather it is something that arises naturally from within oneself as a temperament or disposition. It implies that one's religious beliefs or faith are deeply ingrained in their character and should not be treated as a superficial or external endeavor. In essence, this quote emphasizes the personal and intrinsic nature of religion, highlighting the idea that it is an innate aspect of an individual rather than a conscious choice or action.

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Religion

By Harriet Martineau

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