Quote by Thomas Jefferson

The way to silence religious disputes is to take no notice of them.

The way to silence religious disputes is to take no notice o

Summary

This quote suggests that the most effective way to deal with religious disputes is by not engaging or giving attention to them. By ignoring these conflicts, they are more likely to lose their power and intensity. This approach emphasizes the idea that arguments and debates regarding religious beliefs should be disregarded in order to minimize their impact and potentially foster a more harmonious environment. Avoiding unnecessary conflicts and focusing on unity rather than disagreement could lead to a more peaceful coexistence among people of different religious backgrounds.

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Silence

By Thomas Jefferson

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