Quote by Luis Bunuel

If someone were to prove to me -- right this minute -- that God, in all his luminousness, exists, it wouldn't change a single aspect of my behavior.

If someone were to prove to me -- right this minute -- that

Summary

This quote expresses the speaker's viewpoint that the existence or non-existence of God would have no impact on their actions and behavior. Even if someone were to present irrefutable evidence of God's existence, the speaker remains steadfast in their approach to life and implies that their moral conduct does not rely on religious beliefs. The quote hints at the speaker's personal autonomy, suggesting that they base their behavior on their internal principles rather than external influences like religion.

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God

By Luis Bunuel

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