Summary
This quote suggests that humans, as a collective, are responsible for the wrongdoing and negative aspects of the world. It implies that individuals are inherently flawed, and that the concept of God serves as a reflection of humanity’s faults. By attributing the role of the criminal to God, this statement challenges the traditional narrative that portrays divinity as pure and faultless, instead suggesting that humans themselves project their own imperfections onto their idea of a higher power.
Topics
Religion
By Kedar Joshi