Quotes About Faith

What's to be done with all that you know and see? What do you do with so much meanness in this sorrowful world?

Even though the ship may go down, the journey goes on.

Too many people, when they reject God, go on believing in the devil. Many intellectuals have a sense of evil without a confidence in good.

Margaret Murphy

Maybe everyone is just waiting for someone else to save them.

There's hope around the corner.

Life has taught me one supreme lesson. This is that we must—if we are really to live at all, if we are to enjoy the life more abundant promised by the Sages of Wisdom—we must put our convictions into action. My remuneration has been that I have been privileged to act out my faith.

I've been praying to Jesus and the Holy Ghost for patience and I have also mentioned that it would help if I did not have frizzy hair.

Sometimes your only available transportation is a leap of faith.

We are because God is

only that "WHO-center" were obvious and accessible, and if only we could steer our course by it, knowing truly that God is in all things and all choices, seeking to draw the more life-giving outcome from all we do.

Can we apply this expression to our own belief in the reality of God in our lives and our world? As

That's the pattern of most subversive organization," Peter explained. "They use feelings of patriotism and loyalty to a chosen faith to stir up feelings of hate and so set one group against another.

Faith is secured by adversity, but endangered by security.

Hope is the denial of reality. - Raistlin

Dear Father, hear and bless thy beasts and singing birds, and guard with tenderness small things that have no words.

What's that?" said the cat-- "Faith." "To believe what I tell you about what your don't know," said the fish.

When all else fails, trust the library.

How can people stay sane in a world that makes no sense?

Writing implies faith in someone listening,/ different in content but not need/ from the child who cries in the night./ Making is an attack on dying, on chaos,/ on blind inertia, on the second law/ of thermodynamics, on indifference, on cold,/ on contempt, on the silence/ that does not follow the chord resolved,/ the sentence spoken, but the something/ that cannot be said.

I realized Grant would not say kaddish for her, so I did, for the next year. As I was reciting the words, which were nonsense to me, day after day, just rhythmic syllables, I began to realize I needed to learn Hebrew. It was maddening and embarrassing that I had no idea at all what I was saying every day, facing east and thinking of my mother whose face I would never see again except in dreams -- in dreams again and again.

Patience is more worthy than miracle-working.

We believe what we want to believe." page 109

Be willing to acknowledge that there is a way out and a better life waiting for you. It will motivate you to action.