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What is worse, hell or nothing? Slim

... "What you have to consider," says "God is the possibility that you not nice. Could it be that God hates you. It is not the worst thing that can happen. "The way he saw Tyler was that attract God's attention for being bad was better not to get attention for nothing. Perhaps because the hatred of God is better than its indifference. If you could be the worst enemy of God or anything, what would you choose?
We're the middle child of God, according to Tyler Durden, without a special place in history and no special attention. If we do not get the 'God's attention we have no hope of damnation or redemption. What is worse, hell or nothing? [...] "Burn the Louvre" [...] At least, that God will come ci chiamiamo." Più in basso cadi, più in alto volerai. Più lontano corri, più Dio ti vuole indietro. "Se il figliol prodigo non avesse mai lasciato casa sua"[...] "il vitello grasso sarebbe ancora vivo."...

Da “Fight Club” di Chuck Palahniuk.

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...C'è da farsela sotto a vedere gente come il nostro meccanico al fight club. Quei pelleossa non si accasciano mai. Vanno avanti finchè non li hai tritati. Bianchi come scheletri pucciati in sego giallo con tatuaggi, neri come carne secca, sono uomini che di solito se la intendono tra di loro, come ti immagini quelli dei Tossici Anonimi. Loro non dicono mai basta . And 'as if they were pure energy, they move so fast that he does not ever see the clear outlines, these guys who are recovering from something. As if the only possibility that remains is how to die and want to die fighting . They must fight together, these. No other brand them for a fight and they do not mark anyone other than a frantic skinny, all bones and shots, because there is no other list that you put in to fight with them .[...] They feel only [...] the whistle blows and the impact of that hammer and pound thin sub boxes .[...] hollow chest after a fight two toxic rehabilitation spend the rest the evening together, battered and smiling for having fought so hard ...

From "Fight Club" by Chuck Palahniuk.