Summary
This quote suggests that only the existence of deities or higher powers can be deemed true or genuine. It implies that everything else in the world, including human beings and material things, may be ephemeral or lacking in ultimate reality. It reflects a perspective that assigns a divine presence or significance to the supernatural realm, while asserting the impermanence or illusory nature of worldly matters. This idea could stem from religious beliefs that emphasize the transcendence of gods over worldly affairs and the limited nature of human experiences.
Topics
God
By Neil Gaiman
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