Quote by Ludwig Wittgenstein

For a truly religious man nothing is tragic.

For a truly religious man nothing is tragic.

Summary

This quote suggests that for someone who has a deep and sincere religious belief, they view tragic events or circumstances in a different light. They possess a level of faith and trust in a higher power that enables them to find solace and meaning even in the face of tragedy. Rather than being overwhelmed by despair, a religious person understands that these challenges are a part of a larger divine plan, ultimately leading to growth, redemption, or a greater purpose. Their religious perspective allows them to remain resilient and find a sense of peace and acceptance in the midst of difficult times.

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By Ludwig Wittgenstein

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