“I have known many gods. He who denies them is as blind as he who trusts them too deeply.”
What this quote means
Robert E. Howard's reflection advocates balance between skepticism and faith. Having known many gods, he understands that total rejection is as extreme as blind trust. Wisdom lies in exploration, questioning, and openness, without falling into dogmatism or denial. An invitation to spiritual nuance.
How to apply it daily
Examine a belief you take for granted and read an opposing viewpoint with an open mind.
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