Voltaire quote: Such is the feebleness of humanity, such is its perversity, that doubtless it is better for it to be subject ...

Such is the feebleness of humanity, such is its perversity, that doubtless it is better for it to be subject to all possible superstitions, as long as they are not murderous, than to live without religion.

~ Voltaire ~

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