Ray Bradury Quotes

"Father Peregrine, Won't You Ever Be Serious?"

"Not Until The Good Lord Is. Oh, Don't Look So Terribly Shocked, Please. The Lord Is Not Serious. In Fact, It Is A Little Hard To Know Just What Else He Is Except Loving. And Love Has To Do With Humor, Doesn't It? For You Cannot Love Someone Unless You Put Up With Him, Can You? And You Cannot Put Up With Someone Constantly Unless You Can Laugh At Him. Isn't That True? And Certainly We Are Ridiculous Little Animals Wallowing In The Fudge Bowl, And God Must Love Us All The More Because We Appeal To His Humor."

"I Never Thought Of God As Humorous," Said Father Stone.

"The Creator Of The Platypus, The Camel, The Ostrich, And Man?" Oh, Come Now!" Father Peregrine Laughed.

Ray Bradbury, The Illustrated Man

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