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Quotes About Conviction

Sooner or later,' Heng said, and I was reminded of Captain Trouin speaking in the opium house, 'one has to take sides. If one is to remain human.
~ Graham Greene
Trust yourself, because as Oprah says, doubt means don't every time
~ Greg Behrendt
change my conviction.
~ Greg Iles
Show me your faith without youra works, and I will show you my faith by myb works.
~ Greg Laurie
Think this through," Evan said. "Do I seem like a guy who doesn't know what he's doing?
~ Gregg Hurwitz
An Alford plea can be rather perplexing; it's a plea that allows the defendant to plead guilty yet assert innocence at the same time. It's also a plea that allows the defense and the prosecution to save face—and money—by avoiding going to a trial that would almost surely result in a conviction.
~ Gregg Olsen
It's my conviction that we are made to perpetually share in a life in which we are perfectly and unconditionally loved, in which we experientially know we could not matter more to God than we already do, and in which we feel absolutely secure in this love and worth, for we know that nothing—including the loss of our biological life—could cause us to lose this life.
~ Gregory A. Boyd
So it is, I believe, in every area of our lives. The more we choose something, the harder it is to choose otherwise, until we finally are solidified—eternalized—in our decision. The momentum of our character becomes unstoppable.
~ Gregory A. Boyd
Every day we choose not to commit suicide we are manifesting our fundamental conviction that life is worth it, despite all the pain we may experience.
~ Gregory A. Boyd
Rather, it provided a literary framework within which the author could effectively express the Hebraic conviction that one God created the world by bringing order out of chaos. He was interested in thematic rather than chronological organization. The
~ Gregory A. Boyd
The difference between a conviction and a prejudice is that you can explain a conviction without getting angry.
~ Gregory Benford
Remember,' Khader said insistently, resting his hand on my forearm to emphasise his words. 'Sometimes it is necessary to do the wrong thing for the right reasons. The important thing is to be sure that our reasons are right, and that we admit the wrong--that we do not lie to ourselves, and convince ourselves that what we do is right.
~ Gregory David Roberts
it's a very hard thing to resist, real goodness, in a tough man.
~ Gregory David Roberts
It is a no that means maybe, and the more passionate the no, the more definite the maybe.
~ Gregory David Roberts
Sometimes it is necessary to do the wrong thing for the right reasons. The important thing is to be sure that our reasons are right, and that we admit the wrong—that we do not lie to ourselves, and convince ourselves that what we do is right?
~ Gregory David Roberts
is necessary to do the wrong thing for the right reasons. The important thing is to be sure that our reasons are right, and that we admit the wrong—that we do not lie to ourselves, and convince ourselves that what we do is right.
~ Gregory David Roberts
Sometimes it is necessary to do the wrong things for the right reasons. The important thing is to be sure that our reasons are right and that we admit the wrong, that we do not lie to ourselves and convince ourselves that what we do is right.
~ Gregory David Roberts
Wrong takes an awful long time to be proven, in my experience.
~ Gregory Maguire
So she listened hard. And she began to evolve, because stories work their magic that way. They build conviction and erode conviction in equal measure.
~ Gregory Maguire
Doubt was much more energy efficient than conviction.
~ Gregory Maguire
To consider what other people might say is hardly a good reason to take action or to defer it. You have your own life to live, Iris, and at its end, the only opinion that amounts to anything is that which God bestows
~ Gregory Maguire
Until the attack on Pearl Harbor, isolationism was an important, even dominant strand in U.S. politics. After the Second World War, this strand disappeared, smothered by the widespread and bipartisan conviction that the United States needed to stay engaged with the world to prevent future crises.
~ Anne Applebaum
The members of my people who took part in the pogrom in Kielce after the end of World War II expelled themselves from the Polish people. That is my deep personal conviction.
~ Andrzej Duda
I am totally convinced the Christian faith is the most coherent worldview around.
~ Ravi Zacharias