Abraham Lincoln — "I care not for a man's religion, or his lack of it, so long as his life is right…"
I care not for a man's religion, or his lack of it, so long as his life is right.
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Attributed, but specific source is elusive. Reflects his pragmatic nature.
Date: 1850s-1860s (approximate)
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