Not Only Does God Play Dice With

The Demand For Absolute Purity Of Genres Is Becoming Nowadays An Anachronism In Literature.

For Moral Reasons I Am An Atheist - For Moral Reasons. I Am Of The Opinion That You Would Recognize A Creator By His Creation, And The World Appears To Me To Be Put Together In Such A Painful Way That I Prefer To Believe That It Was Not Created By Anyone Than To Think That Somebody Created This Intentionally.

There Are Friends With Whom We Share Neither Interests Nor Any Particular Experiences, Friends With Whom We Never Correspond, Whom We Seldom Meet And Then Only By Chance, But Whose Existence Nonetheless Has For Us A Special If Uncanny Meaning. For Me The Eiffel Tower Is Just Such A Friend, And Not Merely Because It Happens To Be The Symbol Of A City, For Paris Leaves Me Neither Hot Nor Cold. I First Became Aware Of This Attachment Of Mine When Reading In The Paper About Plans For Its Demolition, The Mere Thought Of Which Filled Me With Alarm.

I Have To Admit That He Was Not Bad At Combinatorial Analysis - A Branch, However, That Even Then I Considered To Be Dried Up.

What Gave You This Idea Of An Imperfect God?' 'i Don't Know. It Seems Quite Feasible To Me. That Is The Only God I Could Imagine Believing In, A God Whose Passion Is Not A Redemption, Who Saves Nothing, Fulfills No Purpose--a God Who Simply Is.