Mikhail Bakunin - This contradiction lies here: they wish God, and they wish humanity. They persist ...

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This contradiction lies here: they wish God, and they wish humanity. They persist in connecting two terms which, once separated, can come together again only to destroy each other.

Mikhail Bakunin

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Dieser Widerspruch liegt hier: Sie wünschen Gott und die Menschheit. Sie bestehen darauf, zwei Begriffe zu verbinden, die, wenn sie einmal getrennt sind, wieder zusammenkommen und sich nur gegenseitig zerstören können.

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