Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

After coming into contact with a religious man I always feel I must wash my hands.

After coming into contact with a religious man I always feel

Summary

This quote suggests that the narrator feels a sense of moral contamination or impurity after interacting with a religious individual. It could imply that religious people, in the narrator's perception, project a self-righteousness or judgmental attitude that makes the narrator feel the need to cleanse themselves emotionally or spiritually. This quote could also indicate a personal conflict between the narrator's beliefs or values and those espoused by religious individuals. Ultimately, it reflects the strong impact of religious encounters on the narrator's feelings of integrity or authenticity.

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Religion

By Friedrich Nietzsche

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