Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

Faith means not wanting to know what is true.

Faith means not wanting to know what is true.

Summary

This quote by Friedrich Nietzsche suggests that faith involves a willingness to believe in something without seeking concrete evidence or wanting to uncover the objective truth behind it. It implies that having faith requires embracing a sense of certainty or hope in something irrespective of whether it aligns with reality or not. It implies that faith often stems from a desire for comfort or reassurance, rather than a pursuit of knowledge or understanding. This quote reflects Nietzsche's skeptical perspective on the concept of faith and highlights the tension between faith and the pursuit of truth.

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By Friedrich Nietzsche

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