Quote by A. W. Tozer

What I believe about God is the most important thing about me.

What I believe about God is the most important thing about m

Summary

This quote emphasizes the individual's belief about God as a crucial aspect that defines their identity and shapes their worldview. It suggests that one's perception, faith, or disbelief in a higher power is integral to their personal philosophy and values. It implies that this belief establishes a foundational framework through which individuals interpret and interact with the world, ultimately playing a determining role in their actions and overall character.

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By A. W. Tozer

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