John F. Kennedy Quote - Liberty Quotes Blog

"Liberty without learning is always in peril and learning without liberty is always in vain."

by:	John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) 35th US President
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This quote speaks diectly to a burning issue in our Provincial (read "State" for you US & As) Government. Our leaders have promised tranparency, but are delivering somethig radically different. As a result our liberty is in peril. -- L. Hanson, Edmonton, Canada
In a general sense we now have neither liberty nor learning. This trend must be reversed. -- J Carlton, Calgary
One of the last true Democrats, along with his brother Robert. Teddy in time turned into being a Progressive and was used for his support to move those into office, This quote reveals exactly what has happened. I pray that we can Reverse it before we get forced into a global one world order. -- Anonymous, USA
Liberty without learning is always in peril. Learning without liberty can bring about liberty. The use of vain here is a very strong indicator of how perilous liberty is without learning. -- Mike, Norwalk
John F Kennedy, one of the last great leaders of these United States. -- Johann Hollar, St. Paul
2 Tim 2:15 Aman must learn from Amen to understand a freeman and his standing of liberty and freedom from, that which he is freed from. But for most they are ever learning and never able to come unto the knowledge of the truth. Just as the number 2 is the number of separation, so must things be separated to know ones state and standing. Honesty to stand with the , charity to walk with the. The ground is level around our tree of liberty. -- Ron, Salem