Quote by George Bernard Shaw

In Heaven an angel is nobody in particular.

In Heaven an angel is nobody in particular.

Summary

This quote suggests that in the realm of Heaven, there is no distinct hierarchy or individuality among angels. It implies that the perception of personal identity or uniqueness may not hold significance in such a divine setting. In this context, being "nobody in particular" suggests that individual identities or differences are dissolved, and angels are seen as equals without specific characteristics or recognition.

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By George Bernard Shaw

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