Terry Pratchett: The Auditors had tried to understand religion, because so much that made no sense whatsoever was done in its name. But i

The Auditors had tried to understand religion, because so much that made no sens — Terry Pratchett

The Auditors had tried to understand religion, because so much that made no sense whatsoever was done in its name. But it could also excuse practically any kind of eccentricity. Genocide, for example.

Terry Pratchett

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