Quotes About Doubt

There was a part of her that cried out, 'Am I good enough yet?' but who was she hoping would answer that question?

There was just one problem. I had no idea how to do that. Okay, two problems. I'm also not sure I want to.

Radical skepticism is no more critical than is credulity.

This is the iGods' alluring and dangerous promise—to place us in the center of our own self-reflexive universe. But what if we don't necessarily know what is best?

I always suspected the perpetrators of both good and evil probably would have behaved the same way, God or no God.

Evil does not question itself. Only Hope questions itself.

Tragically, many people have this faithless, wishy-washy mindset, which causes them to lose the battle in their minds before they ever fight it in the world.

That place that I had been most sure that I was right was the place that I was most wrong.

Como un cristiano ateo que lucha, tengo mis preguntas y dudas sobre Dios, pero estoy agradecido de que como el hombre ciego que fue sanado, no me hace falta entenderlo todo para creer.

you might not have strong faith unless you push-through some honest doubts. In order to decide to trust, you have to let yourself doubt.

There is a difference between believing in and believing. Thomas believed in Jesus. But once he touched his Lord, once he had his questions answered, once the tension was resolved, Thomas no longer believed in Jesus. He believed him.

In order to decide to trust, you have to let yourself doubt.

To really know God, you have to wrestle through pain, struggle with honest doubts, and even live with unanswered questions. So while I won't promise you that God is your copilot or that the Bible says it and that settles it, I will promise you this: if you wrestle with him, seek him, cling to him, God will meet you in your pain.

When we truly know God, rather than living ashamed of our past of doubting God's love for us, we can daily enjoy his grace and unconditional love and acceptance. As our faith and prayer life grows, we'll see his goodness—even in our trials—and grow to forgive as he has freely forgiven us.

Or maybe they just accept that it's wrong in God's eyes, although not in their own, and they'll worry about sorting it out later.

fear actually relies on faith...it's simply faith in the wrong things. Fear is placing you faith in "what ifs" rather in than in "God is

the smooth, steady movement of my actions raised a sliver of panic in the rational man who was abandoning me.

That is the difference between us—I believe in everything until proven, whereas you believe in nothing until proven." I

Like some strange little religion all its own, the one thing that makes the whole system work is the one thing that it robs you of - faith.

I was going through that little bit of worry that I had said or done something wrong and that she might not want to see me again. I saw me every day, and I wasn't so sure I was that fond of my company.

Like anything else, I think organized religion, like most human endeavors, is good when it's doing good and I think it's bad when it's doing bad.

it wasn't that we had been so brave or bold, but that we'd simply traded one fear for another—afraid of what we were about to do for the fear of what we might not. "How

No son gente de ideas, los polis. El pensamiento tiene la irritante costumbre de sabotear las certidumbres.

You need to understand that truth is stranger than fiction. Listen: people are willing to swallow any old tripe as long as you say it without flinching. They want to be told stuff. And they don't want to doubt you either. It's too hard.