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"
No
,
I
think
there
quite
probably
is
one
.
"
"
Then
why
?
.
.
.
"
Mustapha
Mond
checked
him
.
"
But
he
manifests
himself
in
different
ways
to
different
men
.
In
premodern
times
he
manifested
himself
as
the
being
that
s
described
in
these
books
.
Now
.
.
.
"
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"
How
does
he
manifest
himself
now
?
"
asked
the
Savage
.
"
Well
,
he
manifests
himself
as
an
absence
;
as
though
he
weren
t
there
at
all
.
"
"
That
s
your
fault
.
"
"
Call
it
the
fault
of
civilization
.
God
isn
t
compatible
with
machinery
and
scientific
medicine
and
universal
happiness
.
You
must
make
your
choice
.
Our
civilization
has
chosen
machinery
and
medicine
and
happiness
.
That
s
why
I
have
to
keep
these
books
locked
up
in
the
safe
.
They
re
smut
.
People
would
be
shocked
it
.
.
.
"
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The
Savage
interrupted
him
.
"
But
isn
t
it
natural
to
feel
there
s
a
God
?
"
"
You
might
as
well
ask
if
it
s
natural
to
do
up
one
s
trousers
with
zippers
,
"
said
the
Controller
sarcastically
.
"
You
remind
me
of
another
of
those
old
fellows
called
Bradley
.
He
defined
philosophy
as
the
finding
of
bad
reason
for
what
one
believes
by
instinct
.
As
if
one
believed
anything
by
instinct
!
One
believes
things
because
one
has
been
conditioned
to
believe
them
.
Finding
bad
reasons
for
what
one
believes
for
other
bad
reasons
that
s
philosophy
.
People
believe
in
God
because
they
ve
been
conditioned
to
.