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“Perhaps there was no God. God was a creation of man, not the other way around.”

— Tam Linsey

“He asked nothing better than to kill an Englishman. He had accounts to settle with the bastards.”

— Ian Fleming

“They say God appeared in history and used it for his purposes, but if that was so he had no pity for men.”

— Bernard Malamud

“Only one god. Strange, that you English, who gather about you so many things, are content with one only.”

— Geraldine Brooks

“... Andrew, who, in the wry of certain gods, couldn't care less about human squabblings; who literally fails to understand them. There are all…

— Michael Cunningham

“It looked, she thought, as if the hand of God had come down over England and struck the earth, destroying everything men had made…

— Ken Follett

“And Englishmen like posing as gods.”

— E.M. Forster

“I started wondering if God really existed. The world seemed too empty and lonely for there to be a God in it. But I…

— Hippie

“Usually he didn’t bother the gods, and he hoped the gods wouldn’t bother him. Life was quite complicated enough.”

— Terry Pratchett

“He was increasingly doubtful of the existence of any God; but he hoped it was a vengeful one.”

— Francine Mathews

“I was just a mere mortal and he was a god. I never stood a chance.”

— Robin Burks

“There was a world made by God, and I could think only of the world made by man.”

— Leslie H. Hardman