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« God, that the oozes from the religious spirit. All certainty stabs intelligence. To make death a misadventure among others, the believer has lost his mind. (...) On the verge of drowning, I try to swim, I'm not going to pray Archimedes. »
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« - I even think we should confess to him, for Lena and me. I was very happy with the find of this "we" accomplice. It shouldn't have been abused, especially not. Men struggle with the "us," or rather, their "we" often ends badly, in suspicious conniving. p70 »
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« And at the heart of this endless fire that has always devoured America, in this war that the dark leads to intelligence, where reason recoils step by step before ignorance and the irrational, Jacob Evans takes on the shadow armour of his primitive and absolute hope. Religion is a carnivorous fish of the abyss. It emits a tiny light, and to attract its prey, it needs a lot of night. (page 294) »
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