Quote by Miguel de Unamuno

Faith which does not doubt is dead faith.

Faith which does not doubt is dead faith.

Summary

This quote suggests that true faith requires an element of doubt. It implies that faith devoid of doubt is stagnant and loses its vitality. Doubt is seen as a catalyst for growth and deepening one's faith. It implies that questioning and exploring one's beliefs is crucial for a faith that is alive and relevant. Without doubt, faith may become mere blind acceptance, lacking the necessary reflection and introspection that leads to a more meaningful and profound understanding of one's religious or spiritual convictions.

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