Faith Quotes

"The infant's trust is earned through consistency and presence."

"The infant's trust is not naive but a profound gift and responsibility."

"It is impossible to discuss spiritual issues without being laughed at in the modern world"

"Faith in the possibility of said changes is necessary"

"Trust develops through repeated experiences of responsiveness."

"Secure base behavior is as fundamental as the need for food."

"The early relationship is the prototype for all later trust."

"If there is a meaning in life at all, then there must be a meaning in suffering."

"Faith is the belief that meaning exists, even when we cannot see it."

"The innermost core of every human being is basically positive and trustworthy."

"When I trust others, I give them permission to trust themselves."

"Faith in human nature is faith in the future."

"The development of conscience is the development of the capacity to care for something beyond oneself."

"Faith in ourselves is the first step toward faith in anything greater."

"Faith is believing in the possibility of transformation."

"The process of becoming fully human is a lifelong journey, not a destination."

"If there is meaning in life at all, then there must be meaning in suffering."

"It is human nature to look for meaning, even in the darkest of places."

"We must learn to trust ourselves, even when the world around us suggests otherwise."

"We must learn to trust our own judgment even when it contradicts the judgment of others."

"Faith in human goodness must be balanced with clear-eyed recognition of human weakness."

"The deeper self is what is basically good and innocent."

"I believe that faith is deepened not by certainty, but by embracing life's mysteries."

"I have discovered that faith deepens when we surrender our need to have all the answers."

"In some ways suffering ceases to be suffering at the moment it finds a meaning, such as the meaning of a sacrifice."

"Despair is suffering without meaning; faith is suffering with meaning."

"To say yes to life is to say yes to its meaning, including its suffering."

"Even in the face of inevitable death, life retains its meaning if we choose it."

"Faith in science is justified; faith in the unseen is merely conditioned belief."

"To the extent that people are self-actualizing, they are by definition moving toward what I have called the spiritual life."