Quotes About Doubt

...you have to have faith that you are doing God's will. Sometimes you will not understand. Sometimes you will doubt. But if you are doing God's will, you can't be wrong, you can't go wrong.

I never believed in God and I will never believe in it.

God, from whose territory I had withdrawn my ambassadors at the age of fourteen. It had become obvious that he was never going to do a thing I said.

If you can believe in God you can believe in a witch, it is the same package. If you can believe in one kind of nonsense, you can believe in all kinds of nonsense.

No one laughs at God in a hospital.

But if Satan speaks sometimes, God keep silent, always. We have to find the answers alone.

For a lot of people in our world today, God has become about believing the right stuff so you don't get in trouble.

Sometimes, as practice for trying to convince myself that God exists, I try to convince my shadow that the sun exists.

God turned to speak to me (Don't anybody laugh); God found I wasn't there At least not over half.

Men talk as if they believed in God, but they live as if they thought there was none; their vows and promises are no more than words, of course.

I don't know that I find either aspect of Jesus more interesting than the other, although maybe I think about the God one more.

When you live with the Devil you learn there's a God very quickly.

I knew you could find a certain relief in begging God, it had helped me, but on the other hand, God never answered directly and that was always depressing.

I was born Jewish, but I am an atheist. I dont believe in God.

God is a challenge because there is no proof of his existence and therefore the search must continue.

I'd put my faith in god, but I haven't met him, and I've been hurt before.

There're a lot of old religious beliefs that keep us stuck. Because we're afraid of the answers, a lot of us just don't ask the questions of God.

Since God is, He is to be found in the questions as well as the answers.

I've had to come to grips with a God that fits my own experience, which is, my God could not be offering protection and not have protected my boy.

I don't believe in God, but I do believe in that chaotic reality, and also this: that none of us knows anything about anything. Period.

Believing in God is a very intense inner struggle of mine. It's something I worry about a lot, but which I don't have the answer to.

I never really had any God at all, just an imagined one, an inherited ghost.

Fear of God failing us leads us to "cover for God." This means we ask, expect, and are satisfied with less.

But let me open up my heart to you completely, my friends: if there were gods, how could I bear not being a god! Hence, there areno gods. I drew this conclusion, to be sure--but now it draws me.