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“Atheism is the assumption that all people imagine and assume wrongly, only atheists (who certainly assume) speak correctly.”

Book:A Guide to the Psyche of Atheism, Religion and Philosophy and Their Impact on Contemporary Spirituality

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“It turns me on when you're armed with something sharp.' 'There's something so entirely wrong with you.' He came around to my front. 'But you like what's wrong with me.' 'There is something wrong with me, too,' I looked up at him. 'Because I do.' 'I know.' He touched my cheek. 'I've always known you like that I enjoy when you make me bleed.”

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Book:A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire

Source: A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire

“Hauck, it’s broken,” he calls. “What?” The human you hoarded.” Quinton repeats, waving his hand toward me in disgust. “Something is wrong with it.” “You broke it, you fix it,”

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Book:Dragons' Captive

Source: Dragons' Captive

“In the post-historical period there will be neither art nor philosophy, just the perpetual caretaking of the museum of human history.”

Wrong Social Sciences

Book:The End of History and the Last Man

Source: The End of History and the Last Man

“There's no right or wrong. There's only good and bad. And 'bad' usually happens when you're trying too hard to do it right. There's a very broad spectrum of things that can inhibit you. The most important thing...is to feel loose enough to create what you want to create, and be free to try anything. To have choices.”

Life Choices Wrong Right

Author:Robert DeNiro

“I put the withered leaf in my mouth first. Then I place the bone on the cut root where my tongue used to be, close my eyes, and concentrate. Immediately, I feel as though my chest is being squeezed, as though my ribs are cracking. Something is wrong. Something is wrong with me. I fall to my knees, palms pressed against the ice of the floor. Something seems to twist inside my chest, then split, like a fissure opening in a glacier. The hard knot of my magic, the part of me that has felt in danger of unravelling when I push myself too hard, splits completely apart. I gasp, because it hurts. It hurts so much my mouth opens on a scream I cannot make. It hurts so much that I black out. ... With astonishment, I realise my tongue is in my mouth. It feels odd to have it there. Thick and heavy. I cannot decide if it is swollen of if I am just oddly conscious of it. 'I'm scared,' I whisper to myself. Because it's true. Because I need to know if my tongue belongs to me and will say the things I mean it to. 'I'm so tired. I'm so tired of being scared.”

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Book:The Stolen Heir

Source: The Stolen Heir

“We found each other. Killed our way across the mountains to get to each other. Turns out, a good number of Illyrian males wanted to prove they were stronger, smarter than us. Turns out they were wrong.”

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Book:A Court of Mist and Fury

Source: A Court of Mist and Fury

“In all, it is important to recognize the complexity and perhaps even unavoidable contradictions that reside within human morality. Its multiple sources and layers can never be applied consistently in all situations, given the messiness and unpredictability of human social life.”

Moral Society Morality Good Wrong Bad Homo Sapiens

Book:A Natural History of Human Morality

Source: A Natural History of Human Morality

“Cultural norms do not create morality, only collectivize and objectify it, and institutions may go a step further and sacralize it.”

Religion Moral Society Morality Good Wrong Bad Homo Sapiens Norms

Book:A Natural History of Human Morality

Source: A Natural History of Human Morality

“Since one's moral identity is socially constructed, one must always be prepared to justify -both to others and oneself- why one chose one course of action over another. Justification means showing that my actions actually emanated from values that we all share.”

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Book:A Natural History of Human Morality

Source: A Natural History of Human Morality

“Doing right with the wrong person and doing wrong with the right person: this is the source of all disappointment.”

Life Wise Source Disappointment Wrong Right Person Doing

Author:Augusto Branco

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