N.K. Aning > Quotes

“Edward Quainoo had believed in many things in his lifetime. But a literal hell and heaven was never one of them. He was clearly disappointed when he found himself gazing up two massive gates that clearly were paths to those domains”
― N.K. Aning, Damned

“Monsters have one thing in common. They fear bigger monsters”
― N.K. Aning, Pierce and the City of Imaginaterium (Imaginaterium, #1).

“I wish you would feel how our ancestors felt as they were handed off from their families and put in dungeons and tortured. Some raped and killed.”
― N.K. Aning, The Agony of a Slave

“Then hold me close, Jake, and kiss me like I mean the world to you”
― N.K. Aning, The Most Beautiful Thing

“The state is supreme. None is above the law. All are equal, different is an aberration. Aberrations must be eliminated”
― N.K. Aning, The State

“But the question still remains, is hell a real place and why would a loving God create such a horrible place? Yes, the bible says it was created for the devil and his angels. Yet the idea that a human soul would be damned into hell for eternity is unthinkable. No human would want to wish such a thing unto his or her worst enemy”
― N K Aning

“Is it the will of God that we suffer, I believe not but such is the nature of human life? No matter how much we abhor it, suffering is bound to happen in one form or another”
― N. K. Aning

“Why does it seem that God in his infinite wisdom chooses to save some and not others?”
― N.K. Aning, God in the Midst of Pain and Suffering

“The difficulty in believing in any creator of any kind is the question of suffering. God as the many epithets implies, is All-knowing, and All-powerful yet cannot stop the suffering of this world. That is the question most atheists ask of a seemingly benevolent being”
― N.K. Aning, The God Dilemma

“Marriage,” Seth said, “is a hard thing. Not many people can survive it. The few that do, either thank their stars or curse themselves for making such horrible mistakes.”
― N.K. Aning, The Addiction

“Words have power”
― N.K. Aning, Pierce and the City of Imaginaterium (Imaginaterium, #1).

“There was a time when I too ruled the cosmos like Yahweh but now I only live through the stories and imagination of mankind.”
― N.K. Aning, Pierce and the Fallen Gods

“The ultimate reality is that we may never know the answers to all the questions in this life. Perhaps generations after us would be able to finally put to rest  these gnawing questions. The honest truth is that we only get to live once and we might as well enjoy this reality no matter how it is.”
― N.K. Aning, Reality

“There are two kinds of people in this world. Those that  live a charmed life, have everything at their disposal and those that work hard, struggle in life and make it to the top”
― N.K. Aning, A Song for Eyram

“I should have been shocked but I wasn’t. “Surely, I deserve to be in heaven.” Lucifer rolled his eyes. “To be honest with you, I have no idea why every mortal seems to think they belong in heaven. I mean, look at the lot of you.”
― N.K. Aning, The Infernal Jury

“But with increasing technology, another danger looms on the horizon. The more technologically advanced we become, we also become more efficient at manufacturing weapons of mass destructions”
― N.K. Aning, Reality

“Many ancients had postulated that it’s only in the stillness of moments can one find profound revelations. Yet on the day of the pope’s speech, the world in its silence was not hungry for revelation, but a simple answer to the escalating and mysterious event that happened around the world”
― N.K. Aning, Prophecy

“Monsters fear bigger monsters”
― N.K. Aning, Pierce and the City of Imaginaterium (Imaginaterium, #1).

“I know you’re bitter now. But in time you’ll understand. Some things happen for a reason.”
― N.K. Aning, The Conjuring

“Is this some kind of a game? The dragon said, baring its sharp teeth. It was wary of men and their sweet tongue. Smoke billowed out of its snout. While it was fascinated by the boy, it had lived long enough to know the ways of men. The dragon never took things for granted.”
― N.K. Aning, Jason and the Great Dragon

“God an all-powerful being who knows the beginning and
ending of all things created an angel knowing fully well that the
angel would rebel and cause humanity to fall and it would lead
to the desecration of life as we know it. How do we justify this?”
― N.K. Aning, The Paradox of God

“It wasn’t that people were shocked but the instinctive dread of the unknown had people rooted to the spot. The planet was a beating heart of humanity eager and dreading the unknown emerging out of the ship. They wanted to know what was in the ship yet dreaded it all the same.”
― N.K. Aning, First Contact

“Love is the most powerful weapon in the world. It makes brothers of enemies. It makes even the divine come to the aid of mortals.”
― N.K. Aning, The Legend of Pierce and Peter: The Dawn