Quotes About Doubt

Sometimes I thought it might be nice not to make any choices. If I never had one, I could never screw it up.

It's only paranoia if I'm wrong. - Harry Dresden

But even with centuries of experience, I doubted any of them had ever been hit with a water balloon. Or with a holy-water balloon, either.

Sometimes you don't know the most important things," Tavi said. "You believe them.

Worry is fear in disguise.

I do not perceive myself to be mad. But if I were truly mad, would I be able to tell?

Murphy," I hissed. "Are you absolutely sure about this hair? That it belongs to Kravos?" If it didn't, the doll wouldn't do diddly to the sorcerer, unless I managed to throw it into his eye. "We're reasonably sure," she whispered, "yes." "Reasonably sure. Great." But I knelt down, and marked out the circle around me, then another around the Ken doll, and wrought my spell.

Maybe I should have listened to Murphy. Maybe I should have stayed home and played with some nice, safe, forbidden black magic instead.

Finally, I said, very quietly, 'I don't know if I'm one of the good guys anymore.

I even heard that they can bring people back from the dead. Jesus, Butter swore. I kinda doubt they had anything to do with that one. No, no, I meant -- I know what you meant. t was a joke, Butters.

What the hell kind of Hell was this supposed to be?

People who ask questions and think about their faith are the last ones to embrace dogma—and the last to abandon their path once they've set out on it. I felt fairly sure that the Almighty, whatever name tag He had on at the moment, could handle a few questions from people sincerely looking for answers.

Paranoid? Probably. But just because you

People who ask questions and think about their faith are the last ones to embrace dogma—and the last to abandon their path once they've set out on it.

I wouldn't burden any decent system of faith by participating in it.

It's only paranoia if I'm wrong

I had never much believed in God. Well, that's not quite true. I believed that there was a God, or something close enough to it to warrant the name—if there were demons, there had to be angels, right? If there was a Devil, somewhere, there had to be a God. But He and I had never really seen things in quite the same terms.

I've even heard that they can bring people back from the dead." "Jesus," Butters swore. "I kinda doubt they had anything to do with that one.

Beware the unbelief of others. It's contagious!

Despair sees no hope, while hope sees no despair.

Doubt treats God's Word as human advice—but we should see doubt as a reminder of our need to pray.

Søren Kierkegaard

Driving out of the woods I felt a new and curious calm but doubted that it would last: I had changed my life so often that I finally decided there'd never been anything to change—I could make all the moves I wished to on the surface as if I were playing Chinese checkers but these moves were suspended on a thin layer that failed to stir anything below.

Psychics. I love to prove you wrong.