Quote by G. C. (Georg Christoph) Lichtenb

If an angel were ever to tell us anything of his philosophy I believe many propositions would sound like 2 times 2 equals 13.

If an angel were ever to tell us anything of his philosophy

Summary

This quote suggests that if an angel were to communicate its philosophical ideas to humans, they would seem perplexing and incomprehensible, just like the assertion that "2 times 2 equals 13." It implies that the wisdom or knowledge possessed by such higher beings might be far beyond human understanding or conventional logic, challenging our established beliefs and concepts. The quote highlights the potential vastness and mystery of celestial wisdom, which may be difficult for human minds to fully grasp.

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By G. C. (Georg Christoph) Lichtenb

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