He (Jesus) gave up his life not because of the so-called sins of humanity, but because he was too adamant to give in to orthodox monstrosity.

Anyone who utters “salvation only through Christ” inadvertently commits to the greatest blasphemy of all, which is differentiation, and this in turn diminishes the very essence of the title Christian.

We do not need to make up supernatural stories to believe in the goodness of great characters - goodness and greatness do not require magical nonsense to survive in a society of civilized beings.

There never was any separate and supernatural trinity - it has always been the human mind playing the triangle.

Any book that claims to be a book of life and love while demanding absolute obedience is but a book of death and degradation.

To light one candle in the cottage of a poor villager is a thousand times holier than lighting a thousand candles in the church.

Gods don't exist, only goodness does.

Helping a human is equivalent of a hundred pilgrimages.

Whether Jesus turning water into wine - whether Mecca moving around following the feet of Nanak - whether Krishna lifting a mountain on his finger - it's all fiction - which were written not to inform the public but to make them accept a certain figure as the authority of their lives.