The famous aphorisms about "faith" are as follows:
1. Don't be afraid of things you don't believe in. Sometimes, everything you fear is worth believing in than the things you have always trusted. Believe that good and bad seem to have their own essence.
2. There is no need to say a single word, no need to have a single thought, just act with sincerity and sincerity. Over time, you will have the confidence to keep silent and be silent.
3. Honesty is a symbol of strength. It shows a person's high self-respect and inner sense of security and dignity.
4. Everything is about integrity. A small thing or an inadvertent breach of trust may ruin our reputation for life.
5. Self-consciousness is the mother of progress, and self-abasement is the source of degradation. Therefore, self-consciousness is indispensable, and self-abasement is indispensable.
6. Honesty is a symbol of strength. It shows a person's high self-respect and inner sense of security and dignity.
7. Trust to establish your resolve, trust to guard your body, trust to conduct yourself in the world, trust to treat others, never Don't forget to establish trust, and you must be sincere.
8. Faith is a pearl in the journey of life. It can shine in the sun and shine in the dark night.
9. In order to pursue light and heat, people are willing to give up their own lives. Life is lovely. But a cold, lonely life is not as good as a vigorous death.
10. People should learn to follow their own path, but they should also master the compass in their hands. Faith is spiritual labor; animals have no faith, and savages and primitive people only have fear and doubt. Only a noble organization can achieve faith.
11. If there is no courage to overcome cowardice, the declaration of victory will not be heard; if there is no perseverance to cut off the wandering, the route of advancement will not be extended.
12. I look around, and everywhere I see only obscurity. Nature has provided me with nothing but themes of doubt and uneasiness. If I don’t see anything to mark a god, I would draw the opposite conclusion: if I saw signs of a Creator everywhere, I would feel at ease in the embrace of faith. However, what I see is that it is deniable and mostly undeniable. There was too little certainty, so I fell into a state of lamentation.