Faith Quotes

"Mathematics is a conversation between the mathematician and the eternal."

"Every axiom is an assertion of faith in the human capacity to know."

"The pursuit of mathematical truth is a form of spiritual discipline."

"Every axiom is a leap of faith that opens new worlds of knowledge."

"In my opinion, all that is necessary for faith is the belief that by doing our best we shall come nearer to success."

"I would like to contribute to the establishment of the fact that a spiritual worldview is compatible with natural science."

"We are always ready to take something on faith, when we have exhausted all other possibilities."

"Faith is the courage to believe without proof, but not without reason."

"Religion is the vision of something which stands beyond, behind and within the passing flux of immediate things."

"Faith is not belief without evidence, but trust in what transcends evidence."

"I'm afraid that the following syllogism may be used by some in the future: God is love, and therefore understandable by reason. God is simple, therefore God is understandable by reason."

"To understand mathematics is to participate in the divine."

"Numbers are the voice of creation speaking to the human mind."

"Mathematics is the arena where the mind meets the eternal."

"Mathematics is the language in which God wrote the universe."

"To pursue mathematics is to join humanity's eternal conversation with the infinite."

"To create mathematics is to touch the face of eternity."

"Faith is not belief without evidence; it is trust beyond certainty."

"Faith is the confidence in what we cannot yet prove."

"Religious symbolism is the only language in which certain ideas can be adequately expressed."

"The absolute distinction between science and religion is that science is a search for physical causes, while religion is a search for such causes as involve purpose."

"Faith is a choice, not a certainty."

"Faith without doubt is not faith; it is certainty."

"Faith is trust in the face of uncertainty."

"Faith is the assurance of things unseen."

"I believe in God, based on what is called the cosmological argument."

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

"I am not very impressed by theological arguments whatever they may be; I find that they usually involve statements which make no sense to me."

"Religion is the vision of something which stands beyond, behind, and within the passing flux of immediate things."

"The greatest religious experiences are not dogmatic but experiential."