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“Men wanted certainties, not more causes for doubt, and since the discoveries of science perplexed them with strange theories about the earth on which…

— C. V. Wedgewood

“Did God regret creating man? I am sure he did. See what man is doing to the planet.”

— Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

“It had to be the greatest irony in the history of mankind, he thought. The last Christian in the entire universe was a machine.”

— David Weber

“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

“Men knew better than they realized, when they placed the abode of the gods beyond the reach of gravity.”

— Arthur C. Clarke

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

— Tam Linsey

“Even in his greatest dedication to science he had never managed to forget that people's goodness and beauty come from what they believe, not…

— Robert Musil

“He began to wonder whether even an all-mighty and all-good God would be able to contrive such a world as no somebody in it…

— George MacDonald

“He had discovered that there was not just one God but many, and some were more than cruel — they were insane, and that…

— Stephen King

“Rather than confusing the biblical writers and their readers with modern scientific concepts, God accommodated.”

— Matthew Barrett

“The man, he believed with an instant effortlessness which would have impressed even a Scientologist, must be a God of some kind to arouse…

— Douglas Adams

“It was even before he left Earth that he first thought of it as a planet, like any other, not particularly his own.”

— Orson Scott Card