Quotes About Creation

Merely a vehicle am I for the creator's creations in this world.

My endless works.

My philosophy begins with The Cosmos.

My was life was completely consumed by my own creation.

One cannot say they have seen or know of God if they have not seen the grandest elements of The Cosmos with their own eyes.

The Cosmos itself is God, for it is alive, it is Grand and it is the origin of all energies.

The destruction of a creation to create isn't true creation.

The moment we realise our place as insignificant, we can use our human power of the mind to build something of significance and this is what I intend to achieve; all that I wish to do is to create to contribute and to be remembered for my contribution to humanity's progression.

To create The Philosophy as it does now exist, the youth and the sacrifice of my youth has been necessary.

Underpinning it all was the love for the characters, creation and progression.

Understanding me, this, him isn't possible without first understanding that which created me, this and him and for that, you will need an eternity of knowledge.

It would be much better for you to give up thinking of God and to create your own justice, since it is refused you.

My poetry will consist only in the attack by all means in my power upon Man, that wild beast, and the Creator, who should never have created such vermin. Volumes shall pile upon volumes until the end of my life, but only that one idea will be found therein . . . that one thought ever present in my consciousness!

I whose holy sperm embalms the mountains, the lakes, the woods, the forests, the hills and the vastnesses of seas!

God created human beings for procreation (Genesis 1:28). [6] It is not within a person's power, without God giving a unique gift, to change this creation.

Initially, at the creation, these offices were indeed entrusted to all men, but they were all lost through the fall. Christ has restored these offices to believers.

What we make can survive us.

Genghis nodded drunkenly. "Writing," he replied, scornfully. "It traps words." "It makes them real, lord. It makes them last.

If I don't write it, they can't buy it.

Life is the thing--the song of life--the eager plow, the thirsty knife!

Oh, I've discarded a great many [poems]. And occasionally I've discarded and then resurrected. I would find a crumpled yellow ball of paper in the wastebasket, in the morning, and open it to see what the hell I'd been up to; and occasionally it was something that needed only a very slight change to be brought off, which I'd missed the day before.

Our hands are hot and raw with the stones we have laid, We have built a tower of stone high into the sky, We have built a city of towers.

Architecture is inhabited sculpture.

I ground matter to find the continuous line. And when I realized I could not find it, I stopped, as if an unseen someone had slapped my hands.