Quote by Victor Hugo

I'm religiously opposed to religion.

I'm religiously opposed to religion.

Summary

This quote reflects a paradoxical perspective on religion, hinting at a strong disbelief or rejection of religious doctrines despite the use of the term "religiously opposed." It suggests that the person holds a firm stance against organized religion and its practices, potentially stemming from personal experiences or a deeper philosophical disagreement. It highlights the irony of opposing religion with such fervor, indicating a critical and possibly antagonistic attitude towards established religious institutions and belief systems.

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Religion

By Victor Hugo

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