Quote by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
The worst moment for the atheist is when he is really thankful and has nobody to thank.
Summary
This quote highlights a dilemma faced by atheists — during moments of genuine gratitude, they may struggle to find someone or something to attribute their thanks to. It suggests that atheists find themselves in a conflicting state of acknowledging the existence of a positive experience but lacking a belief in a higher power to direct that gratitude towards. The quote reflects the notion that atheists may experience a sense of longing or emptiness when they cannot find a recipient for the gratitude they feel.