Quote by Stephen R. Donaldson

Be true, unbeliever.

Be true, unbeliever.

Summary

This quote serves as a reminder to individuals who may doubt or question their own beliefs or principles. It encourages them to stay authentic and genuine to themselves, even if they may not adhere to conventional or widely accepted beliefs. It suggests that one should embrace their own convictions sincerely, regardless of their alignment with prevailing norms or expectations. By urging non-believers to be true to themselves, the quote advocates for self-confidence, authenticity, and the pursuit of personal truth.

Topics

Truth Faith Belief Doubt

By Stephen R. Donaldson

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