My thought is that we should put forth every effort to supplant the aristocracy of wealth with the aristocracy of character, and awaken in the minds of the youth a realization that to be honest, to be dependable, to be a loyal citizen of the country, to be true to the standards of the Gospel, are the noblest ideals of life.
— David O. McKay (October 1930)
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3 thoughts on ““Aristocracy of Character””
What a wonderful thought! Yes, let’s please give honor and attention to those with good character. ( I’m sorry I’m so slow in reading.)
A lot of readers come by only one day a week, charlene — I’m glad to hear from you anytime, and the posts just sit there waiting for you to find them. Cheers!
Somehow I missed this one to. How appropriate for today!
What a wonderful thought! Yes, let’s please give honor and attention to those with good character. ( I’m sorry I’m so slow in reading.)
A lot of readers come by only one day a week, charlene — I’m glad to hear from you anytime, and the posts just sit there waiting for you to find them. Cheers!
Somehow I missed this one to. How appropriate for today!