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Quote by Mehmet Murat Ildan

“Mankind did not set foot on the Moon in 1969, it set foot there much earlier: Mankind has always been there since the first day he saw the Moon, he always wandered there with his dreams!”

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Mehmet Murat Ildan

Mehmet Murat Ildan is a renowned Turkish writer born on May 16, 1965. His works span various literary forms including novels, essays, and poetry, and have gained widespread popularity among readers. more

“The moon is one of the things we owe our existence to. Without its gravitational pull, the Earth would not have been able to spin so steadily. If you only look at the moon through the window of romanticism, you'd be doing her a great injustice! She is one of the lifeless heroes who protect our existence!”

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“If you see someone watching the Moon in the countryside, there's no need to congratulate her because it's very easy; but if you see someone watching the moon in a big city where even the moon's existence is forgotten, congratulate her because she is doing the hard thing!”

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“With theology as a code of dogmas which are to be believed, or at any rate repeated, under penalty of present or future punishment, or as a storehouse of anaesthetics for those who find the pains of life too hard to bear, I have nothing to do; and, so far as it may be possible, I shall avoid the expression of any opinion as to the objective truth or falsehood of the systems of theological speculation of which I may find occasion to speak. From my present point of view, theology is regarded as a natural product of the operations of the human mind, under the conditions of its existence, just as any other branch of science, or the arts of architecture, or music, or painting are such products. Like them, theology has a history. Like them also, it is to be met with in certain simple and rudimentary forms; and these can be connected by a multitude of gradations, which exist or have existed, among people of various ages and races, with the most highly developed theologies of past and present times.”