Author Topic: the highest point of self-will for atheists  (Read 970 times)

theonlyone

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the highest point of self-will for atheists
« on: April 01, 2011, 07:35:31 AM »
If there is no God, then I am God.”

“There, I could never understand that point of yours: why are you God?”

“If God exists, all is His will and from His will I cannot escape. If not, it's all my will and I am bound to show self-will.”

“Self-will? But why are you bound?”

“Because all will has become mine. Can it be that no one in the whole planet, after making an end of God and believing in his own will, will dare to express his self-will on the most vital point? It's like a beggar inheriting a fortune and being afraid of it and not daring to approach the bag of gold, thinking himself too weak to own it. I want to manifest my self-will. I may be the only one, but I'll do it.”

“Do it by all means.”

“I am bound to shoot myself because the highest point of my self-will is to kill myself with my own hands.”

“But you won't be the only one to kill yourself; there are lots of suicides.”

“With good cause. But to do it without any cause at all, simply for self-will, I am the only one.”


 The possessed by Feodor Dostoevsky

theonlyone

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Re: the highest point of self-will for atheists
« Reply #1 on: April 01, 2011, 07:41:21 AM »
 Hit it! Unless it all blabbering