Amazing Quotings from Books. . .

Camerlegno: We all benefit from a sense of contact with divinity. . . Even if it is only imagined. SOURCE: Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

When you're a black woman, her mother said, ain't no hiding what you are. Day you try, is the day you die. Stand tall, smile bright, and let 'em wonder what secret's making you laugh. SOURCE :   Angels and Demons by Dan brown.

Nothing captures human interest like human tragedy.                                                                                        SOURCE: Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Camerlegno: His Holiness once told me that a Pope is a man torn between two worlds. . . The real world and the divine. He warned that any church that ignored reality would not survive to enjoy the divine. The real world is upon us tonight. We would be vain to ignore it. Pride and precedent cannot overshadow reason.                              SOURCE: Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Robert Langdon: You're telling me that CERN dug out millions of tons of earth just to smash tiny particles? Maximilian Kohler: Sometimes to find truth, one must move mountains.                             SOURCE: Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Maximilian Kohler: Mr. Langdon, all questions were once spiritual. Since the beginning of time, spirituality and religion have been called on to fill in the gaps that science did not understand. The rising and setting of the Sun was once attributed to Helios and a flaming chariot. Earthquakes and tidal waves were the wrath of Poseidon. Science has now proven those gods to be false idols. Soon all gods will be proven to be false idols. Science has now provided answers to almost every question man can ask. There are only a few questions left, and they are the esoteric ones. Where do we come from? What are we doing here? What is the meaning of like and the universe?                                                                                   SOURCE: Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

Poet:  Do not be afraid; our fate Cannot be taken from us; it is a gift                           SOURCE: The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri