Quotes About Faith

I hope I will be religious again but as for regaining my character I despare.

With the half of a broken hope for a pillow at night That somehow the right is the right And the smooth shall bloom from the rough: Lord, if that were enough?

A world without hope, but no despair

I believe that there is great hope and great potential for every country to be able to live and be protected with inalienable rights that I believe are God-given.

I hope my child will be a good Catholic like me.

Ultimate hope and daily grumpiness are not reconcilable.

No day is without its innocent hope.

I hope you find what you're looking for," Micah said. "I've already stopped looking," Damon said quietly. "It's kind of hard to look for something you've stopped believing in.

We're seeing a decline in religion in North America but, I hope, a rise in individual spirituality. Whatever that means to people.

All I can do is hope.

Even in my despair, I knew in a vague way that the Bible held hope for me in its pages. I just didn't know where to begin.

Our hope is a certainty based on the truths that God is in complete control of our universe and that He loves us.

Keep your hope in the Lord and your eyes focused on the hope of Heaven, not just on the here and now.

She keeps on hoping from a word from Penelope, but not in any strenuous way. She hopes as people who know better hope for undeserved blessings, spontaneous remissions, things of that sort.

In other words, you are our last possible hope. You are our only hope.

We did not hope for the same things, but we all hoped.

Hope is the leash of submission.

If you lose hope, you're just not looking far enough ahead.

Hope is at once both simple and profound. It is hope that binds Heaven and earth. Hope is the bridge between Heaven and earth.

The man who lives by hope, will die by hunger.

Short on money, long on hope

in religion even when the reward is far the hope is so immediate.

What is forever? God, I don't know. Hope, I guess. That's a difficult question.

This common prayer project has taken years of energy, but we see it not as a way to leave our individual churches, but as a movement we hope to see permeate the larger Church.