Henri Bergson
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The remembrance of forbidden fruit is the earliest thing in the memory of each of us, as it is in that of mankind.
— Chapter I: Moral Obligation
Henri-Louis Bergson (* 18. Oktober 1859 in Paris; † 4. Januar 1941 ebenda) war ein französischer Philosoph und Nobelpreisträger für Literatur 1927. Er gilt neben Wilhelm Dilthey als bedeutendster Vertreter der bei Arthur Schopenhauer und Friedrich Nietzsche vorgebildeten Lebensphilosophie.
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The remembrance of forbidden fruit is the earliest thing in the memory of each of us, as it is in that of mankind.
Why did we obey? The question hardly occurred to us. We had formed the habit of deferring to our parents and teachers.
The spectacle of what religions have been in the past, of what certain religions still are to-day, is indeed humiliating for human intelligence. What a farrago of error and folly!
Religion is to mysticism what popularization is to science.
The present contains nothing more than the past, and what is found in the effect was already in the cause.
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