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Expression, to a great extent, is a matter of terms, and terms are anyone's. The meaning of 'God' may have a billion interpretations if there be that many souls in the world.

Charles Ives

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Der Ausdruck ist zu einem großen Teil eine Angelegenheit von Ausdrücken, und Ausdrücke sind jedermanns Sache. Die Bedeutung von "Gott" kann eine Milliarde Interpretationen haben, wenn es so viele Seelen auf der Welt gibt.

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