Quotes About Skepticism

I don't believe in miracles, only unexplained facts.

Thank you for sending me a copy of your book - I'll waste no time reading it.

Do not consider it proof just because it is written in books, for a liar who will deceive with his tongue will not hesitate to do the same with his pen.

Don't forget to weigh that Posho and beans again when you receive it, you know we don't trust our government

A political convention is just not a place where you come away with any trace of faith in human nature.

Whenever someone starts talking about 'fair competition' or indeed, about 'fairness' in general, it is time to keep a sharp eye on your wallet, for it is about to be picked.

All the worst and worst in a person is all this mistrust in the fog of fear, which gives rise to hallucinations of skepticism.

Humanity is entangled in the web of its own egoism, people get entangled in their own self-deception, where they manipulate clip thinking, the blindness of cynical skepticism, where they react not to truth, but to social status, each thread of selfishness was formed by the line of human instinct, billions of vicious threads of selfishness, turn everything into nonsense , and lead the herd instinct to a dead end, collective, mass consciousness.

Patriotic science leads to a paranoid impasse, pareidolic theories and apophenia of hypotheses and anamorphosis of opinions. Apathetic depression of pseudoscientific problems, from what is impossible to prove. Clownery and hypocrisy of self-doubt, politicized science plunges into skepticism.

The evolutionary ladder of lies, lies - this is a jetpack in the ladder of social status, and people seem so small this gives rise to misanthropy and sociopathy. Honest people are homeless people or corpses. In the evolution of monopoly by self-interest and profit, only the manipulative lies of populism and marketing, the acting of hypocritical greed, are being improved. Lying is the daughter of greed. Lies turn us into atheists, immerse in skepticism all the brightest and most beautiful.

Asking for advice on important matter, simply means that you don't want to do it in the first place.

Many, especially the multitude, believed in Jesus. But those who were very close to him, his apostles, doubted his every word and gesture. Only a few were loyal to him.

The miraculous birth of Jesus is so easy to believe since it happened to another man with his wife. But it will be impossible to accept it in our generation, or when it happens to any of us.

The so-called "innocents" are still wearing the skins of sheep to cover their evil intentions. Thus, we must avoid flatterers at any cost, so as not to become their victims.

To the atheist, the world is filled with madness and crazy people who believe in superstitions that cannot even prove to be true.

We admire and love those people who constantly tease us, but we are doubtful of those who show us too much love.

We are quick to judge and generalise all the peoples by claiming that "I hate politics" or "I hate all the politicians".

We can't expect or imagine that all the politicians are bad.

There is no way back. No other explanations have been offered, in two thousand years of sneering skepticism toward the Christian witness, that can satisfactorily account for how the tomb came to be empty, how the disciples came to see Jesus, and how their lives and worldviews were transformed.

Whoever heard of a crucified Messiah?

Skepticism is no more "neutral" or "objective" than faith. It has thrived in the post-Enlightenment world, which didn't want God (or, in many cases, anyone else either) to be king. Saying this doesn't, of course, prove anything in itself. It just suggests that we keep an open mind and recognize that skepticism too comes with its own agenda.

don't believe everything you read about the Rapture. In fact, don't believe most of what you read about the Rapture.

here are other proposals regularly advanced as rival explanations to the early Christian one: 1. Jesus didn't really die; someone gave him a drug that made him look like dead, and he revived in the tomb. Answer: Roman soldiers knew how to kill people, and no disciple would have been fooled by a half-drugged, beat-up Jesus into thinking he'd defeated death and inaugurated the kingdom.

Jesus only appeared to people who believed in him. Answer: the accounts make it clear that Thomas and Paul do not belong to this category; and actually none of Jesus's followers believed, after his death, that he really was the Messiah, let alone that he was in any sense divine.