Carpathians Quotes

“we should be careful to differentiate between that which we cannot comprehend intellectually, and that which we cannot relate to philosophically.”
― Paul Dixon, Carpathians

“I’ll put the dishes away,” he said. “But past that, I have to tell you, there isn’t much to do around here. Unless you’re into analog tidal prediction and the classic three-body problem.” “Sounds like one too many,” she said. He laughed. “Agreed.”
― Paul Dixon, Carpathians

“I’ll spare you the details, but the basic tenets are held in common. We manufactured God, by accident and not knowing it at the time. God hid from us, and now Its designs are Its own. Given which, we believe the best thing to do is pray.”
― Paul Dixon, Carpathians

“Then, without warning, their romance would rekindle. Like a storm blowing in from the sea: a flurry of early breakfasts and shared sunrises, steaming cups of something hot Johanna had learned to brew,”
― Paul Dixon, Carpathians