Quote by Irving Layton

God is indeed dead. He died of self-horror when He saw the creature He had made in His own image.


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Summary

This quote can be interpreted as a comment on human nature and the state of the world. It suggests that the idea of a divine being or higher power (represented by God) no longer exists or is relevant because of the realization and abhorrence of the flaws, corruption, and suffering observed in humanity, which is said to have been created in the image of this god. The concept of God's death is metaphorical, implying the loss of faith or belief in a benevolent and perfect higher power due to the perceived imperfections and evil in the world.

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God
By Irving Layton
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