Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach:
(Landshut, 28 July 1804 – Rechenberg-Nuremberg, 13 September 1872).
German philosopher. His father was the well-known jurist Paul von Feuerbach.
A dogma is nothing more than an explicit prohibition to think.
Where there is no love there is no truth.
No one judges more harshly than the uneducated. He knows neither reasons nor counter-reasons and always believes he is right.
Books are like glasses through which you look at the world.
The will is nothing but the ability to affirm and deny.
For God did not create man in his own image, as the Bible says, but man created God in his own image.
Science and humanity can only flourish under the protection of tolerance. – Where there is no truth, there is no tolerance. Fear is the source of intolerance, but fear is not in the truth.
It is precisely the simplest truths that people always discover the latest.
Intolerance is the natural daughter of the devil, the doctrine of the evil principle, the doctrine of lies.
A perfect human being requires the power of thought, the power of will, the power of heart.
Humanity has as many powers, as many characteristics as there are humans.
Justice resides in history, not in individual human lives.
