Okay so good intentions aren't enough
They have to be complimented by good actions. This is what I understand this to mean now.
When I first I heard the proverb "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" (Bernard of clairvaux) I though "eh, that's a bit harsh". I thought why would you say that? but I understood after some helpful websites broke it down for me.
Any thoughts?
When I first I heard the proverb "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" (Bernard of clairvaux) I though "eh, that's a bit harsh". I thought why would you say that? but I understood after some helpful websites broke it down for me.
Any thoughts?
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