1. People live for a certain belief. ——Claire

2. Faith is not a kind of knowledge. Faith is an act that only has meaning when it is practiced. ——Romain Rolland

3. Faith is like a bird. When the dawn is still dark, it touches the dawn and sings. ——Tagore

4. Doubt and faith, both are necessary. Doubt can destroy yesterday's faith and open the way for tomorrow's faith. ——Romain Rolland

5. I am willing to temper my faith in the most difficult places; because believing in those ordinary and visible objects is not faith, but just advice. ——Brown

6. Belief and superstition are completely different things. ——Pascal

7. Faith is different from superstition. If you firmly believe in faith or even become superstitious, it is tantamount to destroying faith. ——Pascal

8. What controls the actions of a warrior is faith. He can endure all hardships and pains and achieve his chosen goals. ——Ba Jin

9. If you have faith, you will be young; if you have doubts, you will be old; if you have confidence, you will be young; if you fear, you will be old; if you have hope, you will be young; if you have despair, you will be old; time will wrinkle your skin. But when enthusiasm is lost, the soul is damaged. ——Carnegie

10. Faith has no boundaries of country or language. Those who support the truth are brothers and friends. ——Heinrich Mann

11. Faith can turn destructive despair into resigned submission.

——Blessington