Quote by Raymond Holliwell

You must see first before you can believe.

You must see first before you can believe.

Summary

This quote suggests that believing in something requires understanding and experiencing it firsthand. It emphasizes the importance of observation and personal exploration to gain true faith or confidence in a particular idea, concept, or truth. Without witnessing or comprehending something for ourselves, our faith or belief may lack depth or be based solely on hearsay or external influences. Therefore, this quote highlights the significance of individual perception and firsthand knowledge as a foundation for faith or belief.

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By Raymond Holliwell

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