(December 4, 2013 at 2:59 am)max-greece Wrote:(December 3, 2013 at 3:06 am)DOS Wrote: "There was, they say, here on earth a thinker and philosopher. He rejected everything, 'laws, conscience, faith,' and, above all, the future life. He died; he expected to go straight to darkness and death and he found a future life before him. He was astounded and indignant. 'This is against my principles!' he said. And he was punished for that... that is, you must excuse me, I am just repeating what I heard myself, it's only a legend.....blah blah
The Brothers Karamazov by Fedor Dostoevsky
There was, they say, here on earth a thinker and philosopher. She accepted everything, 'laws, conscience, faith,' and, above all, the future life. She died; she expected to go straight to heaven and she found nothing. She would have been astounded and indignant. She had wasted the only life she had on worshipping a non-existent deity.
The Lesbian Sisters Licksagirloff by Max Goodman
Excuse me what do you mean by she found nothing? How is it possible?
