Quote by Paulo Coelho

Even God has a hell: his love of Mankind.

Even God has a hell: his love of Mankind.

Summary

This quote suggests that God's love for humanity can be burdensome and painful, akin to hell. It implies that despite being all-loving, even God experiences distress and agony due to the actions and behavior of mankind, which may defy his teachings and bring about suffering. The quote underscores the complexity of divine love and the potential for anguish that comes with it.

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