Quote by Jean Paul

Despair is the only genuine atheism.

Despair is the only genuine atheism.

Summary

This quote suggests that true atheism is not merely a lack of belief in a higher power, but rather a state of despair. It implies that a genuine atheist completely rejects the existence of a divine being because they see no hope or sense of meaning in the world. In this context, atheism becomes more than just a philosophical stance and transforms into a deeply pessimistic outlook on life.

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By Jean Paul

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