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“Religion is having an intense attitude and no time off... religion is about those awful deep things.”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos, deux dialogues platoniciens
“Let us enjoy our gods while we can.”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos, deux dialogues platoniciens
“Religion is just morality plus a tragic feeling.”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos, deux dialogues platoniciens
“We are passengers not drivers in this chariot. There are no drivers.”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos: Two Platonic Dialogues
“man should follow virtue and look toward the good – and be content to know what he cannot say.”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos: Two Platonic Dialogues
“Here we reach the end of what words can do. The gods concern the inmost heart of each man – and about this he can only speak to himself – and to them.”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos: Two Platonic Dialogues
“It’s only the simple folk who talk like parrots!”
Iris Murdoch, Acastos: Two Platonic Dialogues