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Quotes About Belief

All else went west in the war, but comradeship we did believe in; now only to find that what death could not do, life is achieving; it is driving us asunder.
~ Erich Maria Remarque
Nad ei taha poliitikat. Nad tahavad usu aseainet. /--/ Nad tahavad jälle kedagi uskuda. Mida, on täitsa ükskõik. Sellepärast nad ongi nii fanaatilised.
~ Erich Maria Remarque
Veruješ li ti da se život nastavlja posle? - Verujem. Život je toliko r?avo stvoren da mu ovde ne može biti kraj.
~ Erich Maria Remarque
I began to think about God. I mean, the notion of a Supreme Being existing somewhere began to creep into my private thoughts. Not because I wanted to strike Him on the face, to punch Him out for what He was about to do to me - to Jenny, that is. No, the kind of religious thoughts I had were just the opposite. Like, when I woke up in the morning and Jenny was there. Still there. I'm sorry, embarrassed even, but I hoped there was a God I could say thank you to.
~ Erich Segal
namque...solebatis meas esse aliquid putare nuqas
~ Erich Segal
I never really had any God at all, just an imagined one, an inherited ghost.
~ Erik Fosnes Hansen
Du kommer langt med vettet, sa faren min alltid, men der hvor vettet ikke bærer lenger, må du lite på Gud
~ Erik Fosnes Hansen
DODD, PAPEN'S MARBURG SPEECH seemed a marker of what he had long believed—that Hitler's regime was too brutal and irrational to last. Hitler's own vice-chancellor had spoken out
~ Erik Larson
Hardly anyone thought that the threats against the Jews were meant seriously," wrote Carl Zuckmayer, a Jewish writer. "Even many Jews considered the savage anti-Semitic rantings of the Nazis merely a propaganda device, a line the Nazis would drop as soon as they won governmental power and were entrusted with public responsibilities." Although
~ Erik Larson
He was a creature of the last turning of the centuries when sleep seemed to come more easily. Things were clear to him. He was loyal, a believer in dignity, honor, and effort.
~ Erik Larson
We must keep in mind, I believe, that when Hitler says anything he for the moment convinces himself that it is true. He is basically sincere; but he is at the same time a fanatic.
~ Erik Larson
Hardly anyone thought that the threats against the Jews were meant seriously," wrote Carl Zuckmayer, a Jewish writer. "Even many Jews considered the savage anti-Semitic rantings of the Nazis merely a propaganda device, a line the Nazis would drop as soon as they won governmental power and were entrusted with public responsibilities.
~ Erik Larson
I didn't believe all her stories," Martha wrote later. "I thought she was exaggerating and a bit hysterical." When Martha left her hotel she witnessed no violence, saw no one cowering in fear, felt no oppression.
~ Erik Larson
Some critics argued men should not try to predict the weather, because it was God's province; others that men could not predict the weather, because men were incompetent.
~ Erik Larson
he never tired and was always patient and polite. These were his strengths. His weakness was his belief that evil had boundaries.
~ Erik Larson
He died angry," Chalmers said, "because I didn't believe him. Even in death he is emphatic and imperious.
~ Erik Larson
most sailors still held the belief that there was no point in knowing how to swim, since it would only prolong your suffering. Turner
~ Erik Larson
We believe in the Führer's powers of divination. We know that anything which now seems to be going against us will turn out to be most fortunate for us in the end." Goebbels knew, of course
~ Erik Larson
His weakness was his belief that evil had boundaries
~ Erik Larson
One young navy man, Ludovic Kennedy, later to achieve fame as a journalist and broadcaster, recalled how "when we heard it, we knew in an instant, that everything would be all right.
~ Erik Larson
also all that has gone right, I feel sure
~ Erik Larson
Britain's civil defense experts, fearing a "knock-out blow," predicted that the first aerial attack on London would destroy much if not all of the city and kill two hundred thousand civilians. "It was widely believed that London would be reduced to rubble within minutes of war being declared," wrote one junior official.
~ Erik Larson
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if you tell kids they're stupid--directly or indirectly--sooner or later they start to believe it.
~ Erin Gruwell
He was a glass half full kind of person and she was...what? The glass is going to break before you can even pour kind of person. Yikes.
~ Erin McCarthy