Whoever lost the truth has lost him/her self.

About This Quote

This quote is a bit harsh and remains in the form of a question. It sounds like it’s threatening to the person who has lost the truth when in fact it is not. The truth is what you believe in and each one of us has the ability to discover the truth for ourselves. The meaning is that whoever loses the truth has lost himself or herself.

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