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Religion: A Dialogue and Other Essays Quotes

The difficulty is to teach the multitude that something can be both true and untrue at the same time. - Arthur Schopenhauer (Religion: A Dialogue and Other Essays Quotes)

The difficulty is to teach the multitude that something can be both true and untrue at the same time.[Allein wie soll man dem Volke beibringen, daß etwas zugleich wahr und nicht wahr sein könne?]

Source:(Swan Sonnenschein & Co., ed. 1890), Essay VI. The Christian System, Page 106
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Arthur Schopenhauer (Religion: A Dialogue and Other Essays Quotes)
  • Book: Religion: A Dialogue and Other Essays
  • Writer: Arthur Schopenhauer
  • Genre: Philosophy, Essays
  • Published: 1851
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