Faith Quotes

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

24879 quotes

"Faith in humanity is justified by human capacity for transformation."
Friedrich Engels
J
"Prejudice apart, the worditself, when used with strict chronological propriety, signifies the religious sentiment."
Jeremy Bentham
J
"The true foundation of theology is to ascertain the character of God. It is by aid of Human Reason."
Jeremy Bentham
K
"Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world."
Karl Marx
K
"The basis of religious criticism is: Man makes religion, religion does not make man."
Karl Marx
K
"Religion is the illusion that gives people false hope for happiness."
Karl Marx
"Truth, in matters of religion, is simply the opinion that has survived."
John Stuart Mill
"As to what is called 'God,' that is a problem I have not examined since my attention was wholly occupied with human affairs."
Friedrich Engels
E
"Nothing is so fatal to religion as indifference."
Edmund Burke
E
"Superstition is the religion of feeble minds."
Edmund Burke
K
"Religion is the opium of the people."
Karl Marx
M
"The death of God does not liberate us; rather, it multiplies the sites where new forms of authority emerge."
Michel Foucault
M
"The confession is the ritual through which society extracts truth from the subject, making power productive."
Michel Foucault
L
"A government that trusts its people is a government that will be trusted by its people."
Lord Palmerston
W
"The sanctity of life in the womb can never be destroyed without a serious wound being inflicted on the moral consciousness of the people."
William Gladstone
W
"The very foundation of theology is the character of God."
William Gladstone
W
"The true foundation of all morality is faith."
William Gladstone
W
"The greatest of all mysteries is the mystery of goodness."
William Gladstone
W
"Human nature is fundamentally good, and that must be the basis of all our institutions."
William Gladstone
B
"Fear is faith in reverse."
Benjamin Disraeli
B
"Duty cannot exist without faith."
Benjamin Disraeli
"Conviction is the conscience of the mind."
John Stuart Mill
E
"Nothing is so fatal to religion as indifference."
Edmund Burke
E
"Providence operates in the invisible world, and we who are, as it were, admitted behind the veil ought not to raise the curtain before others until we are well assured what we are to reveal to them."
Edmund Burke
E
"The trust is sacred. The moment you depart from the principles of faith, honour, and respect towards your sovereign and your country, that moment you lose all weight and influence."
Edmund Burke
J
"The fool has said in his heart there is no God; the knave says it with his mouth."
Jeremy Bentham
J
"Religion teaches the art of being satisfied with poverty."
Jeremy Bentham
Q
"I wish it were possible to make men understand what absolute virtue demands."
Queen Victoria
Q
"Faith sustains us through all trials."
Queen Victoria
Q
"Faith provides moral guidance."
Queen Victoria