Quote by Tom Robbins

Gods and men create one another, destroy one another, though by different means.

Gods and men create one another, destroy one another, though

Summary

This quote suggests a cyclical relationship between gods and men, where they both have the power to shape and annihilate each other, albeit through distinct methods. It implies that gods and men are interconnected and influential forces for each other's existence and demise. While gods may impact the lives of mortals through divine intervention or influence, humans can also shape belief systems and worship practices that determine the relevance and cultivation of gods. Ultimately, this quote sheds light on the reciprocal and intertwined nature of gods and men's existence, emphasizing their ability to both create and destruct.

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Life Gods Inspirational

By Tom Robbins

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