Quote by Ingmar Bergman

I hope I never get so old I get religious.

I hope I never get so old I get religious.

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This quote reflects the perspective of someone who believes that as they age, they do not want to become religious. It suggests that religious beliefs are associated with old age and that the person hopes to maintain a certain mindset or perspective throughout their life, potentially implying that they prefer a more secular or non-religious outlook. The quote may express a personal aversion towards religious beliefs or a desire to distance themselves from organized religion as they age.

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