Belief Quote by D.L. Moody

“A man may imagine things that are false, but he can only understand things that are true.”

— Sir Isaac Newton

“You never told me what you saw in him, not convincingly.”

— David Levithan

“Who can say it’s not what we see with our eyes open that is distorted, and that what’s described here isn’t the true essence…

— Ismail Kadaré

“I do not believe in any wise man until I have heard him say << I doubt it>> three times and << I don’t know >> two times.”

— Alphonse Karr

“I jump over dead bodies, and in my mind flashes a thought: how quickly men become accustomed to things which, at one time, they…

— Mansur Abdulin

“He'd already realized that he could not begin to understand the things men did; now he saw women were even harder to figure out.…

— Alice Hoffman

“I thought if I stared a little longer I could see right inside his head, to his brain, and I don’t know why that…

— S. Walden

“Did he really not remember where it was, or is there some primitive part of a man’s brain that starts to shut down whenever…

— Tina Reber

“Could something be real when all evidence of it was gone? Was something categorically true if it lived on only in your head, same…

— Marisha Pessl

“A Russian astronaut and a Russian brain surgeon were once discussing religion. The brain surgeon was a Christian but the astronaut was not. The…

— Jostein Gaarder

“I saw something I could never forget. I saw lifetimes of acknowledgement, fear, wisdom, questioning, and understanding in a child's eye. It was the…

— Shannon A. Thompson

“I have never met the man who had vision large enough to appreciate my genius," he said simply. "Perhaps it was not to be…

— Georgette Heyer