Quotes About Man
Miracle is agreeable because … it satisfies the wishes of man without labour[.]
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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The personality of God is thus the means by which man converts the qualities of his own nature into the qualities of another being, - a being external to himself. The personality of God is nothing else than the projected personality of man.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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M]an does not stand above this his necessary conception; on the contrary, it stands above him; it animates, determines, governs him.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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Religion, at least the Christian, is the relation of man to himself, … The divine being is … human nature purified, freed from the limits of individual man, made objective … All the attributes of the divine nature are, therefore, attributes of the human nature.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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Religion is the disuniting of man from himself; he sets God before him as the antithesis of himself. … God is … infinite, man … finite … ; God … perfect, man imperfect; … God almighty, man weak; God holy, man sinful.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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Pantheism identifies man with Nature. whether its visible appearance, or its abstract essence. Personalism isolates, separates him from Nature; converts him from a part into the whole, into an absolute essence by himself.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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Providence is a privilege of man. It expresses the value of man, in distinction from other natural beings … ; it exempts him from the connection of the universe. Providence is the conviction of man of the infinite value of his existence, - a conviction in which he renounces faith in the reality of external things; it is the idealism of religion.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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Pelagianism denies God, … It has only the creator, i.e. Nature as a basis, not the Saviour, … – in a word, it denies God; … as a consequence of this, it elevates man into God, … Augustinianism denies man[.]
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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Man, by means of the imagination, involuntarily contemplates his inner nature; he represents it as out of himself. The nature of man, of the species – thus working on him through the irresistible power of the imagination, and contemplated as the law of his thought and action – is God.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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God is the nature of man regarded as absolute truth, the truth of man; … God, or what is the same thing, religion, is as various as are the conditions under which man conceives his nature, … These conditions, then, under which man conceives God, are to him the truth, and for that reason they are also … existence itself.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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It certainly is the interest of religion that its object should be distinct from man; but it is also … its interest that this object should have human attributes. That he should be a distinct being concerns his existence only; … that he should be human concerns his essence.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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A] merely personal God is an abstract God; but so he ought to be – that is involved in the idea of him; for he is nothing else than the personal nature of man positing himself out of all connection with the world, making itself free from all dependence on nature.
~ Ludwig Feuerbach
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The only sign of "superiority" I acknowledge in Man is goodness.
~ Ludwig van Beethoven
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The attainment of the economic aims of man presupposes peace.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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It is labor alone that is productive: it creates wealth and therewith lays the outward foundations for the inward flowering of man.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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Romanticism is man's revolt against reason, as well as against the condition under which nature has compelled him to live.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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The law-abiding citizen by his labor serves both himself and his fellow man and thereby integrates himself peacefully into the social order. The robber, on the other hand, is intent, not on honest toil, but on the forcible appropriation of the fruits of others' labor.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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The urge toward action, i.e., improvement of the conditions of life, is inborn in man. Man himself changes from moment to moment and his valuations, volitions, and acts change with him. In the realm of action there is nothing perpetual but change.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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Value is not intrinsic; it is not in things. It is within us; it is the way in which man reacts to the conditions of his environment.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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Man's most characteristic mark is that he never ceases in endeavors to advance his well-being by purposive activity.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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Os discípulos de Jean-Jacques Rousseau que exultavam com a natureza e o estado paradisíaco do homem em seu estado natural não se deram conta do fato de que os meios de subsistência são escassos e que o estado natural do homem é a insegurança e a pobreza extrema.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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The average man is both better informed and less corruptible in the decisions he makes as a consumer than as a voter at political elections.
~ Ludwig von Mises
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Well, a love story, that's no story at all. People don't want a happy ending. They want conflict. They want the heroine to fall for man she can never have.
~ Jodi Picoult
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When he kissed me, it was with the desperation of a man who is trying to save himself.
~ Jodi Picoult
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