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The Licanius Trilogy Quotes
The Licanius Trilogy
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James Islington905 ratings, 4.51 average rating, 67 reviews
The Licanius Trilogy Quotes
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“Certainty is hubris. It is arrogance and bluster and those who claim it deserve nothing but to be mocked.”
― The Licanius Trilogy Series 3 Books Set - The Shadow of What Was Lost, An Echo of Things to Come, and The Light of All That Falls
― The Licanius Trilogy Series 3 Books Set - The Shadow of What Was Lost, An Echo of Things to Come, and The Light of All That Falls
“Every man who holds a sword in his hand, holds murder in his heart.”
― The Licanius Trilogy Series 3 Books Set - The Shadow of What Was Lost, An Echo of Things to Come, and The Light of All That Falls
― The Licanius Trilogy Series 3 Books Set - The Shadow of What Was Lost, An Echo of Things to Come, and The Light of All That Falls
“Simply put do you believe that mankind should have no authority higher than itself?"
"It is and they would tell you the same. It is exactly what their version of El is offering. A world where all possibilities are promised is, by necessity, a world in which God cannot take part. Cannot choose to affect the world in any way. If He exerts His will even a fraction, He is by definition changing his things could have been. He is removing possible outcomes."
"They are trying to convince everyone that our creator wished to create a world in which He could not take part. Could not help, guide, or save. In which He was *functionally irrelevant.*”
― The Licanius Trilogy
"It is and they would tell you the same. It is exactly what their version of El is offering. A world where all possibilities are promised is, by necessity, a world in which God cannot take part. Cannot choose to affect the world in any way. If He exerts His will even a fraction, He is by definition changing his things could have been. He is removing possible outcomes."
"They are trying to convince everyone that our creator wished to create a world in which He could not take part. Could not help, guide, or save. In which He was *functionally irrelevant.*”
― The Licanius Trilogy
