the existence of [Theme] Page 4

God exists, but he is taken apart or walks by the spirit of the wind. After all, we are all its small particles tore it into existence, even soulless robots.

Someday each of us will feel like a stranger in the strange land of our own existence and will need answers to questions that rise from the depths of the soul and will not disappear until they are answered.

A writer will never destroy his work! Even if he doesn't like her. It's like denying the existence of a failed child.

To exist is to drink oneself without being thirsty.

Austin did not consider her existence ordinary, insipid or inconspicuous, she found it pleasant and exciting and wanted us to treat our lives in the same way. After all, what our days are filled with nourishes our hearts, and what lives in our hearts becomes books.

- You're right. Values do not have ... - she said quietly.

To admit the existence of God is a prejudice, an absurdity, a sign of mental retardation.

If we discover cycles that infinitely contain other cycles, but all have a single distant center of rotation - the deity, then can we not, by analogy, imagine the existence of lives in lives lesser and greater, and all within the divine spirit?

A strange, incomprehensible fate: to return to life only to be cut off from it and doomed to complete loneliness!

You are neither good nor bad - you are just being yourself. You are, you exist!

Life can be as changeable as the weather. So Imogen was not blind to the fickleness of life. She knew how fragile the threads that make up someone's existence can be.

The existence of our government and laws, obviously, is due to the great imperfection of our reason, and therefore of virtue; for to control a rational being, one mind is enough.

Morality itself is needed because it helps to ensure public order; however, it leads to inner emptiness. No one can comply with the moral standards that are established by most religions, and therefore most of humanity lives in a state of constant guilt, shame and fear. This is a tragically mutilated existence. Humanity also leads to social order, but it does not require any external compulsion.

Our concepts of good and evil are humane and socially conditioned. They are very good as norms of social life. But the existence of the world does not take them into account. The world is not subject to judgment. He treats all of us the same.