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Every man for himself and God for us all.

Every man for himself and God for us all.

Summary

This quote implies that in the face of challenges or hardships, individuals are primarily concerned with their own well-being and survival. It suggests a sense of self-interest and self-preservation as a natural instinct. However, it also acknowledges that humans need divine intervention or help from a higher power, highlighting the belief that ultimately, God is responsible for overseeing and protecting everyone. It points to the juxtaposition between individual autonomy and reliance on a greater force, emphasizing the balance between personal responsibility and the unchangeable influence of a higher authority.

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