Quote by Mary Baker Eddy

Truth is immortal; error is mortal.

Truth is immortal; error is mortal.

Summary

This quote suggests that truth has a lasting and enduring quality, while errors are temporary and short-lived. It implies that truth stands the test of time and remains unchanged, while errors eventually fade away as they are discovered and corrected. Truth holds a deeper, intrinsic value that transcends the limitations of time, making it an eternal and unchanging force. In contrast, errors are fleeting and finite, unable to withstand scrutiny or withstand the progression of knowledge and understanding.

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By Mary Baker Eddy

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