Every man, either to his terror or consolation, has some sense of religion.

Summary

This quote suggests that every individual, whether they are frightened or comforted by the idea, possesses a certain awareness or belief in some form of religion. It implies that regardless of personal conviction or faith, there is an inherent recognition within humans of something beyond the material world and a higher power. The quote highlights the universal nature of religious inclination, acknowledging that it is a defining aspect of human experience, albeit expressed diversely among individuals.

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