"私たちは原則と絶対主義を混同してはいけません。"

Simplified Meaning:

Sometimes people believe strongly in something and think there is only one way to be right. They see their way as the only correct one without considering other viewpoints or being open to change. This is known as absolutism. However, having principles means staying true to your values and beliefs while also being flexible and understanding that there can be multiple ways to solve a problem or view a situation. For example, think about how different cultures celebrate holidays. One person might believe that only their tradition is right and all other ways are wrong (absolutism). But another person with principles may honor their own traditions while appreciating and respecting how other people celebrate differently, without thinking their way is superior. In your own life, you can apply this idea by staying true to your core values but being open to learning from others and respecting their perspectives. This approach helps create harmony and understanding rather than conflict and division.