Author of quotes: Bernard Cornwell. Page 4

Children can easily change religion. Well, most of them growing up, in the end makes sense.

All joy dying.

It's a strange religion. They worship only one God?
One, but it is divided into three.

We all dream bring suffering.

I liked him too, but now we have to bury him.

- Financial, that - smoke?
- Who knows, sir. Let's hope so.
- Hope, what is this smoke?
- If the world lasts long enough, I'll go crazy.

Christians keep telling us that we are resolute move towards better times, for the Kingdom of God on earth, my gods promise us the chaos of the end of the world, and man enough to look around to check that everything is falling apart and in decline. And it really proves that there is a coming chaos. We do not climb the Jacob's ladder to some kind of unearthly perfection, and roll down to Ragnarok.

The one who was once a priest remains forever.

The world is a wonderful thing, but the world we get only when our enemies will be afraid to start a war.

People want to rule the kingdoms, but forget that all crowns have thorns.

We are born to suffer. No hard fate. Is it all predetermined? Foreknowledge is not fate, we are free to choose their way, and at the same time, the fate of claims that we are not free in this. And if fate exists, do we have a choice?

Hutton in the face of his father Ralph found a true scholar, too clever for crony relations may Saint may be a man of noble blood, maybe a repentant sinner, perhaps, crazy, but undoubtedly a real priest.

That was Hutton - a village full of boats, fish, salt, and cattle, with green hills behind and the wide sea ahead and ignorance in the middle.

Mercy is the privilege of God, but not man.