Life Quote by Mircea Eliade

“Modern nonreligious man assumes a tragic existence and his existential choice is not without its greatness.”

— Anonymous

“The tragic element in modern man, not ignore the meaning of his life, but it bothers him less and less. ”

— Vaclav Havel

“The great pagan sadness of modern man is largely due to his premonition of ultimate disaster.”

— Francis Stuart Campbell

“A man's religious choice didn't matter in the least if it was his path to decency and remembering his fellow man.”

— Heather Graham

“There is no hope for a worldly man if he is not sincerely devoted to God.”

— Sri Ramakrishna

“The crises of modern man are to a large extent religious ones, insofar as they are an awakening of his awareness to an absence…

— Mircea Eliade

“...inasmuch as every man takes the sufferings that fall to his share as the greatest.”

— Hermann Hesse

“religious zealotry can take hold of a man and make him do things beyond his imagining.”

— Glenn G. Thater

“‎"Man's life is of God, not of his goods, however abundant they may be.”

— Henry Alford

A tragic writer does not have to believe in God, but he must believe in man.

— Joseph Wood Krutch

“A lifetime spent in the study of the history of societies since the dawn of mankind presumably inclined him to skepticism and misgivings in…

— Francois Maspero

“Man does not simply exist, but always decides what his existence will be, what he will become in the next moment..”

— Viktor Frankl