Okay. I'll play.
Your question instantly reminded me of the words of the first century BC Roman writer, Gaius Sallustius Crispus who observed:
For most people "god" is an attempt to wish that fair master into existence.
(Of course, their god always agrees with their point of view.)
Your question instantly reminded me of the words of the first century BC Roman writer, Gaius Sallustius Crispus who observed:
Quote:'Few people prefer liberty, most people would settle for a fair master.'
For most people "god" is an attempt to wish that fair master into existence.
(Of course, their god always agrees with their point of view.)
