Quote by George Orwell
He was an embittered atheist (the sort of atheist who does not so much disbelieve in God as personally dislike Him).
Summary
This quote describes a person who is not just an atheist, but has a strong personal hostility towards God. This individual's disbelief in God is driven by bitterness, suggesting a deep-rooted resentment or animosity towards the concept of a higher power. The quote highlights the distinction between the traditional notion of atheism, which simply lacks belief in God, and a more intense version that involves a personal aversion to God. It characterizes this individual as someone who harbors negative feelings towards a divine entity rather than simply lacking faith in its existence.
Topics
Atheism
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