"There is not enough love and goodness in the world to permit giving any of it away to imaginary beings"

This quote by Friedrich Nietzsche recommends that he thinks that the world does not have adequate love and compassion to squander it on thinking in fictional beings, such as gods or supernatural entities. He may be indicating that individuals must concentrate on loving and serving their fellow human beings instead of losing time and energy on spiritual fervor. It could be interpreted as either a critique of religious beliefs or a call to action to focus on mankind rather.