Quote by Sophocles
There is no witness so terrible and no accuser so powerful as conscience which dwells within us.
Summary
The quote suggests that our conscience, the inner voice that guides our moral judgments, is a formidable force. It implies that our conscience is a reliable witness and a potent accuser, capable of holding us accountable for our actions and piercing through any attempts at denial or deception. It underscores the idea that even when no one else is watching or accusing us, our conscience stands as a formidable presence, reminding us of our values and demanding personal integrity.
Topics
Conscience
By Sophocles