Quote by Terry Pratchett

I commend my soul to any god that can find it.

I commend my soul to any god that can find it.

Summary

This quote reflects a sentiment of uncertainty and doubt about the existence of a Higher Power. The speaker is expressing a willingness to place their fate in the hands of any god that can prove their existence, implying a lack of belief or trust in any specific deity or religious system. It may also suggest a feeling of desperation or detachment from organized religion, with the person seeking guidance or spiritual reassurance from any possible source.

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By Terry Pratchett

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