Quote by Thomas S. Monson

I forbid you, agnostic, doubting thoughts, to destroy the house of my faith.

I forbid you, agnostic, doubting thoughts, to destroy the ho

Summary

This quote expresses the speaker's strong opposition to any form of doubt or skepticism regarding their faith. They adamantly reject and forbid the presence of agnostic thoughts, emphasizing a desire to protect and preserve their religious belief system. They see doubt as a potential threat that can undermine their faith, and therefore take a firm stance in defending it.

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By Thomas S. Monson

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