Erik Von KuehneltLeddihnIf there is no personal God, everything is permissablel, and if God exists, everthing is possible.
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If there is no personal God, everything is permissible and if God exists, everything is possible. If we do not believe in the existence of a personal creator, we believe that anything is possible. This quote expresses that if there is no God or a personal deity then we cannot be held accountable for our actions and that we should not blame others for our mistakes. However, if there is a God and one can be held accountable for their actions, then we become responsible for our own actions and cannot blame anyone else for our failures.
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