Quote by Zora Neale Hurston

Gods always love the people who make em.

Gods always love the people who make em.

Summary

This quote suggests that gods are appreciative of those who create and worship them. It implies that gods value the devotion and adoration shown by their followers. By saying that gods "always love the people who make em," it implies that the act of creating gods and forming a spiritual connection with them is inherently respected and cherished by these divine beings.

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By Zora Neale Hurston

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