Salman Rushdie
The Enchantress of Florence (London: Vintage Books, 2009), 43--44
The Enchantress of Florence (London: Vintage Books, 2009), 43--44
“Your time has come,” the emperor assented. “So tell us truthfully before you go, what sort of paradise do you expect to discover when you have passed through the veil?” The Rana raised his mutilated face and looked the emperor in the eye. “In Paradise, the words worship and argument mean the same thing”, he declared. “The Almighty is not a tyrant. In the House of God all voices are free to speak as they choose, and that is the form of their devotion.”
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