David Carroll > Quotes

“Myth becomes a kind of experimental hypothesis through which the individual or the community formulates an explanation of life, so replacing the fixed systems and creeds of earlier generations. Inevitably, each hypothesis or world-view proves inadequate when subjected to harsh reality, and collapses. 'None of our theories,' comments the narrator in Felix Holt laconically, 'are quite large enough for all the disclosures of time.' But this is the education of the human race out of which new myths or patterns of meaning emerge.”
― David Carroll, Silas Marner

“Death gives us a whole new perspective on life"
Excerpt from my recent journal titled
"My Thoughts On Death”
― David Carroll