Faith Quotes

Belief in something greater, whether divine, human, or simply possible.

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"Faith is a form of knowledge, not the opposite of knowledge."
Isaiah Berlin
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"The church cannot be a political actor without losing its spiritual character."
Carl Schmitt
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"Religion need not retreat entirely from public discourse; it may contribute distinctive insights to deliberation."
Jürgen Habermas
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"Faith in reason must include faith that reason can critique itself."
Max Horkheimer
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"Faith in progress is faith in what cannot be guaranteed."
Max Horkheimer
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"A theology that does not take evil seriously is worthless."
Carl Schmitt
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"Without the shedding of blood there is no remission of sins."
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"Faith transcends rational explanation."
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"I have for the metaphysical claims of theology the greatest respect."
Immanuel Kant
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"The order of nature is the thought of God."
Immanuel Kant
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"Promise and forgiveness are the only remedies for the unpredictability of the future."
Hannah Arendt
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"Mankind has always needed myths but myths should never be mistaken for truth."
Hannah Arendt
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"The unhappy consciousness recognizes the divine, but sees itself separated from it."
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"God is not outside the world; the divine is immanent in history itself."
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"The religious standpoint is surpassed by philosophy but remains a necessary stage."
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"Religion provides symbolic expression of truths that philosophy articulates in concepts."
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"Faith is not certainty; it is the decision to believe despite uncertainty."
Isaiah Berlin
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"The existence of God is not provable by reason, but neither is it disprovable."
Immanuel Kant
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"In the sphere of practical reason, faith may be necessary where knowledge is impossible."
Immanuel Kant
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"We cannot demonstrate the existence of God, but we can act as if it is true."
Immanuel Kant
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"Knowledge of God comes through the contemplation of nature."
Immanuel Kant
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"He who loves God cannot endeavor that God should love him in return."
Baruch Spinoza
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"No one can hate God."
Baruch Spinoza
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"That eternal and infinite being we call God or Nature acts from the necessity of his own nature alone."
Baruch Spinoza
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"Those who understand the nature of God cannot be superstitious."
Baruch Spinoza
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"All things that are, are in God."
Baruch Spinoza
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"Faith is the ground of all human endeavor"
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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"The dread of man's punishment in the other world is the greatest restraint to men."
John Locke
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"Meditation is the foundation of all spiritual practice."
John Locke
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"Fear of powers invisible is the natural seed of religion."
Thomas Hobbes