(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?) — Lauren F. Winner
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(Meanwhile, other people seem to be getting along with God just fine, very well indeed. Why not me?)

— Lauren F. Winner
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More “Doubt” Quotes

Give others the benefit of the doubt. Until they run out of benefit and you run out of doubt. — Pen, 9.5b
Faith doesn’t run deep because one is stuffed with right answers. It is cultivated by asking the right questions. — Josh Ross, Scarred Faith: When Doubts Become Allies of Deep Faith
WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES when we go against our instincts? What are the consequences of not speaking out? What are the — Terry Tempest Williams, When Women Were Birds: Fifty-four Variations on Voice
If only I could tell someone.The humiliation I go throughwhen I think of my pastcan only be described as grace.We are cr — Franz Wright
She tries to maintain a nondescript exterior; she learns the sideways glance instead of looking at people directly. She — Mohammed Hanif, Our Lady of Alice Bhatti
We want books that are written for those of us who doubt everything, who cry over the least little thing, who are startl — Laurence Cossé, A Novel Bookstore
And yet when I wish to explore how faith works, I usually sneak in by the back door of doubt, for I best learn about my — Philip Yancey
Was it a doubt - a fear - a wandering uncertainty seeking rest, but finding none - so tear-blinded were its eyes - Mr. T — Elizabeth Gaskell, North and South
I hold the biscuits in front of his face and he stands up."What do I have to do?" he says."Nothing," I say. "They're for — George Saunders, Pastoralia
You'll never be as good as the next page you write, or as bad as the last one. — D.E.M. Emrys
I believe in saints as I believe in sanctity. I believe in miracles as I believe in God, who can suspend the laws of His — Morris West, The Devil's Advocate
Watching you stand alone, all of my doubt suddenly goes away somehow. — The Band Perry