Quote by Bear Grylls

Faith is personal if it's to be real.

Faith is personal if it's to be real.

Summary

This quote suggests that faith is an individual and deeply personal experience. It implies that for faith to truly exist, it needs to be intimately connected to the beliefs, experiences, and understanding of the person holding it. It may also emphasize the importance of feeling a genuine connection to one's faith, rather than just following external expectations or social norms. Ultimately, the quote emphasizes that true faith is unique to each person, reflecting their personal journey and convictions.

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Faith

By Bear Grylls

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