If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows. — Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
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If the gods exist, then it does not matter whether or not this is something that one knows.

— Alex Stein, Weird Emptiness: Essays and Aphorisms
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