Faith Quotes

"Faith is the great cop-out, the great excuse to evade the need to think and evaluate evidence."

"Faith in the unknowable is an abdication of the responsibility to understand."

"Recognition came late, but the science was always there."

"I believe that wonder is as important as understanding."

"I believe that every person has the potential to make scientific discoveries."

"The night sky has never disappointed those willing to learn its language."

"The size of your success is determined by the size of your belief."

"God is going to let me work out my plan through you."

"God is not interested in the wealth you accumulate, but in the service you render."

"I am not very impressed by theological arguments whatever they may be used to support."

"Science is a differential equation. Religion is a boundary condition."

"God has not been proven not to exist, and he has not been proven to exist."

"The more we study nature, the more we come to revere the divine."

"Humans are necessarily confined to the present moment, so we must care for what we cannot yet see."

"God has a purpose for everyone's life; discover yours."

"I believe that God has given us gifts to use for the uplift of humanity."

"Faith is the compass that guides us through uncertainty."

"Prayer is the key to all doors."

"The night sky teaches us humility if we are willing to listen."

"I think the universe reveals itself most fully to those who approach it with humility."

"One thing I always believe: it is important to believe in yourself even when others don't."

"The most important thing I did was to make my own decisions and trust my instincts."

"I believed in myself even when no one else did."

"When people told me my work was impossible, I listened to the data instead."

"The universe does not require your belief to exist. It simply is, waiting to be understood."

"The human spirit is not bound by the earth."

"The power of belief can move mountains."

"The future belongs to those who believe in it."

"Faith is the evidence of things not yet seen."

"The question of whether life is worth living presupposes a willingness to persist in a world worth preserving."