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Philipp Mainländer
“Now we have the right to give this being the well-known name that always designates what no power of imagination, no flight of the boldest fantasy, no intently devout heart, no abstract thinking however profound, no enraptured and transported spirit has ever attained: God. But this basic unity is of the past; it no longer is. It has, by changing its being, totally and completely shattered itself. God has died and his death was the life of the world.”
Philipp Mainländer, Die Philosophie der Erlösung

Daniel Thorman
“Yes East is East, and West is West, but sometimes the two can meet—
Whether at God's great Judgment Seat; or at Buddha’s humble feet.”
Daniel Thorman, Rise of the Tong: A LitRPG

“There is no solace above or below. Only us – small, solitary, striving, battling one another. I pray to myself, for myself.”
Frank Underwood, House of Cards

Philipp Mainländer
“He who is not afraid of death, enters a house engulfed in flames; he who is not afraid of death, jumps without hesitation into a turbulent flood; he who is not afraid of death, charges into a dense hail of bullets; he who is not afraid of death, fights unarmed against thousands of armored titans; in summary, he who does not fear death is the only one who can do something for others, bleed for others, and has, at the same time, the only happiness, the only desirable good in this world: undisturbed peace of heart.”
Philipp Mainländer

Peter Wessel Zapffe
“Despite his new eyes, man was still rooted in matter, his soul spun into it and subordinated to its blind laws. And yet he could see matter as a stranger, compare himself to all phenomena, see through and locate his vital processes. He comes to nature as an unbidden guest, in vain extending his arms to beg conciliation with his maker: Nature answers no more, it preformed a miracle with man, but later did not know him”
Peter Wessel Zapffe, The Last Messiah

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