Bhagavad Gita · Chapter 16: The Divine and the Demonic Natures

Bhagavad Gita 16.8

asatyamapratiṣṭhaṃ te jagadāhuranīśvaram | aparasparasambhūtaṃ kimanyatkāmahaitukam ||

They say that the world has no truth, no foundation, and no Lord; that it is born from the union of the sexes, with desire as its only cause.

Modern context

The demonic view of the world: there is no truth, no foundation, no God; everything is just desire and chance. The verse is describing not honest philosophical doubt but a worldview used to justify doing whatever one likes. If nothing matters and nothing is true, then why not take what you want? The danger is not the questioning but the permission it is used to grant.