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Quote by Graham Greene

“Im Leben der meisten Menschen gibt es einen Augenblick, in dem man nicht mehr zurück kann.”

Quote by Graham Greene

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Graham Greene was a renowned British writer born on October 2, 1904. His works are characterized by deep insight and unique narrative techniques, and he is hailed as one of the greatest novelists of the 20th century. Greene's writing spans a variety of themes, including spy novels, religious novels, and noir novels. more

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“Wenn jemand eine Weide schöner findet als eine Buche, ein Schwein hässlicher als eine Kuh, einen Geier bösartiger als ein Eichhörnchen, dann hat das mit uns Menschen zu tun, mit der Geschichte des Blicks, mit den Büchern, Gemälden, Filmen, mit den Worten und den Bildern, mit den Behauptungen, die der Mensch über die Natur aufgestellt hat, und damit, wie er die Natur abgebildet hat, früher und heute.”

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Book:De vriendschap

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“Taalkunde is meer dan een paar woorden. Het is wat een meester mag aanbrengen tot de mensheid vanuit de juiste en correcte energie.”

Book:Voor een betere wereld

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“Wenn man nicht auf das ausgerichtet ist, was man gerne tun möchte, kann man seine Energie mit einer Menge anderer Dinge verschwenden. Wenn sich dann die Gelegenheit bietet, das zu tun was man möchte, hat man möglicherweise nicht mehr die Kraft oder die Zeit dafür.”

Author:John Strelecky

“Warum verbringen wir so viel Zeit damit, uns auf den Zeitpunkt vorzubereiten, zu dem wir tun können, was wir möchten, anstatt es einfach sofort zu tun?”

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Author:John Strelecky

“Learn like an amateur. Train like a champion. Fight like a warrior. Triumph like a conqueror.”

“I wonder if my lost time is rolling around somewhere. I could have loved someone with that time -- I could have done something beautiful for someone. But I've nothing to show for that lost time. No waste, no ruin, no regrets, no pain. No feeling of having been alive.”

Book:The Cabinet

Source: The Cabinet

“Many people are amateurs without the one mature habit, nay, a result of one percent input to ninety nine percent output, reading”

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Author:P.S. Jagadeesh Kumar

“Animal sacrifice, for example, the central rite of nearly every religious system in antiquity, preserved prehistoric hunting ceremonies and continued to honor a beast that gave its life for the sake of humankind. One of the functions of ritual is to evoke an anxiety in such a way that the community is forced to confront and control it. From the very beginning, it seems, religious life was rooted in acknowledgment of the tragic fact that life depends upon the destruction of other creatures.”

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Book:The Case for God

Source: The Case for God

“Archaeological discoveries made in Egypt and in the Near East in the past hundred years have opened our eyes to a spiritual and cultural heritage undreamed of by earlier generations.”

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Author:Samuel Noah Kramer

“The evangelicals won in the narrower competition for the loyalties of the minority of Americans who now identify with the Republican Party. Evangelicalism created a safe harbor for white people who wanted to be counted as Christians without having to accept what ecumenical leaders said were the social obligations demanded by the gospel, especially the imperative to extend civil equality to nonwhites. A popular theory of modern religious history holds that evangelical churches flourished because they made greater demands on the faithful, while liberal churches declined on account of not demanding much of anything. The opposite is true. Evangelicalism made it easy to avoid the challenges of an ethnoracially diverse society and a scientifically informed culture. Moreover, it is a mistake to suppose that evangelicalism has been hijacked by outsiders. Evangelical numbers swelled during the era of Donald Trump, but those who adopted an evangelical identity anew had good reason to do so. What they were joining was easily recognized”

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Book:Christianity's American Fate: How Religion Became More Conservative and Society More Secular

Source: Christianity's American Fate: How Religion Became More Conservative and Society More Secular