One writer recently observed that the relativistic forces at work: should warm every atheist's heart. For if God is a socially conscious political being whose views invariably correspond to our own prejudices on every essential point of doctrine, He demands of us no more than our politics require. [H] ow would our worship of [this kind of being] constitute more than self-congratulation for our own moral standards? The writer continued: As an atheist, I like this [kind of] god. It is good to see him every morning while I am shaving. [Eugene D. Genovese, "Pilgrim's Progress," The New Republic, 11 May 1992, p. 38] Elder Neal A. Maxwell, BYU Devotional, August 1992 http://speeches.byu.edu/?act=viewitem&id=625
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