Christopher Hitchens Quotes

The Origin Of Superstition Above Given Affords Us A Clear Reason For The Fact, That It Comes To All Men Naturally, Though Some Refer Its Rise To A Dim Notion Of God, Universal To Mankind, And Also Tends To Show, That It Is No Less Inconsistent And Variable Than Other Mental Hallucinations And Emotional Impulses, And Further That It Can Only Be Maintained By Hope, Hatred, Anger, And Deceit; Since It Springs, Not From Reason, But Solely From The More Powerful Phases Of Emotion.

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