Emil Cioran Quotes

Once Man Loses His Faculty Of Indifference He Becomes A Potential Murderer; Once He Transforms His Idea Into A God The Consequences Are Incalculable. We Kill Only In The Name Of A God Or Of His Counterfeits: The Excesses Provoked By The Goddess Reason, By The Concept Of Nation, Class, Or Race Are Akin To Those Of The Inquisition Or Of The Reformation

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