Faith Quotes

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

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"Faith is not blind belief; it is the courage to trust what you cannot yet see."
Wisdom, John
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"If all the people who believe in immortality were to disappear, it would be no loss to the world."
Moore, George Edward
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"Faith is most needed when evidence is least available."
Moore, George Edward
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"Faith is trust in the ultimate intelligibility of existence."
Austin, John Langshaw
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"Absolutely unmixed attention is prayer."
Weil, Simone
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"Grace fills empty spaces, but it cannot enter a space that is occupied."
Weil, Simone
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"Faith is not belief but presence."
Weil, Simone
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"The star of redemption shines only in the night of ignorance."
Rosenzweig, Franz
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"God is not a concept but a reality that calls to us."
Rosenzweig, Franz
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"Faith is not certainty but commitment."
Rosenzweig, Franz
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"Faith is not opposed to reason; it is what allows us to commit ourselves to shared meanings and practices."
Strawson, Peter Frederick
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"Faith in others is what makes genuine community possible."
Strawson, Peter Frederick
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"Faith is not the absence of doubt but the choice to believe despite it."
Moore, George Edward
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"Faith without action is merely wishful thinking."
Moore, George Edward
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"When two people relate to each other authentically and humanly, God is the electricity that surges between them."
Buber, Martin
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"One cannot take the I-Thou relation with the whole of being to heart without recognizing the presence of the mystery."
Buber, Martin
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"Hasidism is not a doctrine but a life."
Buber, Martin
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"The purpose of religion is not to put the world on a firm metaphysical basis, but to call for the redemption of the actual world in which we live."
Buber, Martin
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"God cannot be caught by any formula; he cannot be expressed in ideas."
Buber, Martin
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"The more powerful and vital religion is, the more definitely it tends to supersede theologizing about God."
Buber, Martin
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"True responsiveness to God means responsiveness to man, to what is human in man."
Buber, Martin
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"You cannot by any effort make the eternal your object, you can only lift toward it."
Buber, Martin
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"Real faith does not mean the acceptance of a creed, but that one's whole being should be in tune with the eternal."
Buber, Martin
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"The gates of the eternal are open for all who seek."
Buber, Martin
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"The eternal Thou can by its very nature not become It."
Buber, Martin
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"The redemption of the world is only possible when we see each other as Thou."
Buber, Martin
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"Faith is not what we believe but how we live."
Buber, Martin
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"In the dialogue between man and God, both are called to respond."
Buber, Martin
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"The sacred is found in the ordinary meeting between persons."
Buber, Martin
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"Absolutely unmixed attention is prayer."
Weil, Simone