Wayne ChirisaIt takes heart to battle great challenges, great faith to be victorious over them.
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It takes heart to battle great challenges, great faith to be victorious over them – is a quotation from English author and politician Edmund Burke. He believed that we should not fear challenges and that we should instead face them with courage and faith. It takes heart to battle great challenges, great faith to be victorious over them – is a beautiful quote which emphasizes the importance of having faith and perseverance in times of challenge.
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