Anurag

“God didn’t create man in His image, rather we create God in our image.”
― Peter Adamson, Classical Philosophy

“The best any of us can do is to find the most plausible and appropriate beliefs. But that doesn’t stop Xenophanes from being pretty tough on people who fall short of these most plausible and appropriate beliefs, especially on a topic as important as the divine. We don’t know, maybe, that God thinks and can shake all things by thinking, but we should believe it. Whereas we sure as heck shouldn’t believe that God commits adultery.”
― Peter Adamson, Classical Philosophy

“Atoms can nowadays be split, with callous disregard for etymology.”
― Peter Adamson, Classical Philosophy

“After all, these philosophers lived in a time before electricity, and hence before light pollution. If you walked outside at night, even within the walls of a big city like Athens, you would see a stunning night sky, with more stars than most Europeans ever get to see nowadays. If anything in the world of the ancient Greeks cried out for explanation, it was the heavens.”
― Peter Adamson, Classical Philosophy