To believe is not but a sign of unconditional trust. To hold one’s faith in an idea is to define oneself by the nature of that idea, amongst all the other ideas strewn throughout our heads. To be an easy believer is to be either extremely reliant or extremely independent. I haven’t yet figured out which.
I don’t know about this one. What is this? Some foo foo FoxNews report about how the atheists are persecuting christians again? Give me a fucking break. I don’t have anything to say about this word, accept that it is used as a weapon against those with different beliefs.
religion is one of the most sickening and depraved sort of lies that have ever been conceived theses followers mutilate their own kin with words and whips and I see them, mutilating other because they dont follow, they dont follow. I want to follow, but im afraid wouldnt you be wouldnt you be too?
Everyone is a believer when it comes close to the end.
Like rapists and child molesters about to be put to death
suddenly become religious
and they are magically forgiven.
Is that really fair?
True belief and belief out of fear of the unknown are two different things.
I guess belief is complicated.
Am I a believer?
It’s hard to tell sometimes.
I am a believer. I belive I can do better. I believe in love. i believe I could write a novel if I really put my heart to it. I believe I deserve it. I believe I could do better if all I believe was true…
I’m a – sung with such jollity by The Monkees, and great to sing along to over the washing up. I can’t recall, now, what they believed, though I suspect it was something to do with love. Interesting that, believing taking precedence over love.
Wenn jemand glaubt, dann weiß er nicht. Er kann es nicht erklären. Er hat es nicht gesehen. Eine Freundin fragt ihn vielleicht: “He, das hört sich gut an, was du erzählst. Ich würde das auch gern glauben. Hilf mir dabei – ich brauch etwas zu Anfassen.”
I am a believer. Now exactly what does that mean? I could believe in you, me, the stars, the ocean, the trees, even the earth. But all those things are created by Someone. Who is that? When you find out, that’s when you become a true believer.
“I’m a believer, I couldn’t leave her if I tried …” I imagine I’ll have this song stuck in my head for the rest of the day now. It’s a great song, but I always think of Shrek, which then causes me to think of Mike Myers, which then leads me to him as Austin Powers in Goldmember. Finally, the trail of thought leaves me with “Shmoke and a pancake? You know, flapjack and a shigarette? No, all right. Cigar and a waffle? No? Pipe and a crepe? No? Bong and a blintz? No? Then there is no pleasing you” …
I’m a believer, yet I do not know exactly what that means. my whole education has tried to teach me that being a believer is nothing but a constructed thing. I think there is fear behind the believer’s senses. That fear is what I have, and I want to be a believer.
Someone who is devoted and passionate about a single subject. Often single-minded, whimsical and irrational, yet benefits include a strong sense of direction.
She really hated that song. Stupid, really. Why would anyone believe in that sort of love–the fairytale love, the fantasy, gendered, horribly sexist and heteronormative love? It was wrong wrong wrong and she hate hate hated it all. Especially that Andersen jackass. Wherever he was rolling in his grave as she thought these traitorous thoughts.
I’m a believer. In love and God, and science and cookies. Everything nice. If you lose that you lose your soul. Yourself. And no one can bring this back to you. Kids are believers. Be a kid. Forever. It’s simple.
Believer. isn’t this the word that some many people use to describe themselves today. I believe in this or that but very few are willing to say that they are a true adherent to a particular religion of one particular belief system or another. It is almost like a buffet style create your own religious beliefs.
religion, god. people get wrapped up in creating a show on sundays instead of instilling a sense of morality and belief in something better beyond out world in themselves. could it be that participants in organized religion are ruining faith for generations to follow?
something everyone should be. could be anything. religion, friends, dreams, or any random stuff. everyone should learn to believe in themselves too. its really important. it can really help you a lot.
They say you have to believe in something, otherwise you’re not really solid. If you don’t believe, then you’re unreliable. That’s why I’m glad I have something to believe in. Something to keep me going when the world looks bleak. And I’ll go to foreign lands to proselytize in the name of my beliefs. I believe in coffee; death to tea drinkers.
again? i tried this coz i didnt want this word. all i could come up with this word is the song. that upbeat “coz im a believeeerrr” song. which i dont know the title of. duh. and well church. coz it houses believers of God. boo. next word please :)
He observed the water’s movement, looking for the smallest sign of something that could resemble an uto-aztecan water dog. Preferably, before a scapegoat was found to blame the disappearances on.
I don’t really know what I’m supposed to be doing. Believer…well, for one, I am not a “believer”. I don’t really know if I’m supposed to put the period inside the quotations or outside the quotations. I asked my friend, Rashelle, about this the other night, she didn’t really have an answer.
there is nothing worse than having no belief in yourself. when i hear people say they are believers, in reference to god or some other higher power – i cringe, because you are not taking responsibility for your own life. your happiness is in some imaginary hands.
think about it. you can’t pin your wishes to the air.
it’s important for one to be a believer. no matter what he/ she believes in. be it angel or demon, one must believe. believing nothing is a part of believing.
“I’m a believer, I couldn’t leave her if I tried,” the music shot from the TV and landed in our waiting ears. We’d waited all week for The Monkeys to be on.
I’ve always been a believer in not believing what you hear. Belief is a relief for the unlearned. Ignorance is believing, But so is intelligence. Except intelligence is knowing that you believe, and ignorance is believing that you know.
believers can be good, and believers can be bad. Like, religious followers? not the best type of believers, unfortunately. that, actually, is a double edged sword. i’m a firm beliver – hah! – that religious followers can be good and can be bad. just depends. the message of a god – if there is one – is good. it’s in the practice that it gets distorted and torn apart. sadly, n
I am a believer in many things; in love, in life and that there is good in all people. But sometimes my beliefs are challenged. Sometimes I don’t know what to believe anymore. That, is what they say is called experience, it’ll drive us all mad one day.
and i saw her face and now im a believer. a believer is a person who believes the thing they believe. if they didnt believe it they would have to believe something else instead i guess.. not sure if i believe that though..
To believe is not but a sign of unconditional trust. To hold one’s faith in an idea is to define oneself by the nature of that idea, amongst all the other ideas strewn throughout our heads. To be an easy believer is to be either extremely reliant or extremely independent. I haven’t yet figured out which.
I don’t know about this one. What is this? Some foo foo FoxNews report about how the atheists are persecuting christians again? Give me a fucking break. I don’t have anything to say about this word, accept that it is used as a weapon against those with different beliefs.
I think its the first time I come across this word. It may refer to people who believes others blindly.
It is the thing that keeps me going, believing in myself and others.
religion is one of the most sickening and depraved sort of lies that have ever been conceived theses followers mutilate their own kin with words and whips and I see them, mutilating other because they dont follow, they dont follow. I want to follow, but im afraid wouldnt you be wouldnt you be too?
Everyone is a believer when it comes close to the end.
Like rapists and child molesters about to be put to death
suddenly become religious
and they are magically forgiven.
Is that really fair?
True belief and belief out of fear of the unknown are two different things.
I guess belief is complicated.
Am I a believer?
It’s hard to tell sometimes.
I am a believer. I belive I can do better. I believe in love. i believe I could write a novel if I really put my heart to it. I believe I deserve it. I believe I could do better if all I believe was true…
I am a believer. That means that you believe in some thing. Like a fairy tail/ Myth??:) SO that is what i think.:)<3
Im a believer.It means that i believe in my life i think but i still believe of other stuff that are important to me.
im a believer from shrek if you are a believer than you believe in something … like the shrek song
I’m a – sung with such jollity by The Monkees, and great to sing along to over the washing up. I can’t recall, now, what they believed, though I suspect it was something to do with love. Interesting that, believing taking precedence over love.
Wenn jemand glaubt, dann weiß er nicht. Er kann es nicht erklären. Er hat es nicht gesehen. Eine Freundin fragt ihn vielleicht: “He, das hört sich gut an, was du erzählst. Ich würde das auch gern glauben. Hilf mir dabei – ich brauch etwas zu Anfassen.”
I am a believer. Now exactly what does that mean? I could believe in you, me, the stars, the ocean, the trees, even the earth. But all those things are created by Someone. Who is that? When you find out, that’s when you become a true believer.
“I’m a believer, I couldn’t leave her if I tried …” I imagine I’ll have this song stuck in my head for the rest of the day now. It’s a great song, but I always think of Shrek, which then causes me to think of Mike Myers, which then leads me to him as Austin Powers in Goldmember. Finally, the trail of thought leaves me with “Shmoke and a pancake? You know, flapjack and a shigarette? No, all right. Cigar and a waffle? No? Pipe and a crepe? No? Bong and a blintz? No? Then there is no pleasing you” …
Man who believes. happy. joyful. Christianity. God. Self confident. Living free life.
Despite all else, what I know and what the would tells my senses. I have faith.
I’m a believer, yet I do not know exactly what that means. my whole education has tried to teach me that being a believer is nothing but a constructed thing. I think there is fear behind the believer’s senses. That fear is what I have, and I want to be a believer.
Someone who is devoted and passionate about a single subject. Often single-minded, whimsical and irrational, yet benefits include a strong sense of direction.
“Then I saw her face…now I’m a believer!”
She really hated that song. Stupid, really. Why would anyone believe in that sort of love–the fairytale love, the fantasy, gendered, horribly sexist and heteronormative love? It was wrong wrong wrong and she hate hate hated it all. Especially that Andersen jackass. Wherever he was rolling in his grave as she thought these traitorous thoughts.
I’m a believer. In love and God, and science and cookies. Everything nice. If you lose that you lose your soul. Yourself. And no one can bring this back to you. Kids are believers. Be a kid. Forever. It’s simple.
Believer. isn’t this the word that some many people use to describe themselves today. I believe in this or that but very few are willing to say that they are a true adherent to a particular religion of one particular belief system or another. It is almost like a buffet style create your own religious beliefs.
religion, god. people get wrapped up in creating a show on sundays instead of instilling a sense of morality and belief in something better beyond out world in themselves. could it be that participants in organized religion are ruining faith for generations to follow?
something everyone should be. could be anything. religion, friends, dreams, or any random stuff. everyone should learn to believe in themselves too. its really important. it can really help you a lot.
They say you have to believe in something, otherwise you’re not really solid. If you don’t believe, then you’re unreliable. That’s why I’m glad I have something to believe in. Something to keep me going when the world looks bleak. And I’ll go to foreign lands to proselytize in the name of my beliefs. I believe in coffee; death to tea drinkers.
Then I saw His face. Now I’m a believer.
again? i tried this coz i didnt want this word. all i could come up with this word is the song. that upbeat “coz im a believeeerrr” song. which i dont know the title of. duh. and well church. coz it houses believers of God. boo. next word please :)
i declare myself a believer.
i believe above all, that someday, i’ll be happy.
He observed the water’s movement, looking for the smallest sign of something that could resemble an uto-aztecan water dog. Preferably, before a scapegoat was found to blame the disappearances on.
I don’t really know what I’m supposed to be doing. Believer…well, for one, I am not a “believer”. I don’t really know if I’m supposed to put the period inside the quotations or outside the quotations. I asked my friend, Rashelle, about this the other night, she didn’t really have an answer.
there is nothing worse than having no belief in yourself. when i hear people say they are believers, in reference to god or some other higher power – i cringe, because you are not taking responsibility for your own life. your happiness is in some imaginary hands.
think about it. you can’t pin your wishes to the air.
it’s important for one to be a believer. no matter what he/ she believes in. be it angel or demon, one must believe. believing nothing is a part of believing.
“I’m a believer, I couldn’t leave her if I tried,” the music shot from the TV and landed in our waiting ears. We’d waited all week for The Monkeys to be on.
I’ve always been a believer in not believing what you hear. Belief is a relief for the unlearned. Ignorance is believing, But so is intelligence. Except intelligence is knowing that you believe, and ignorance is believing that you know.
believers can be good, and believers can be bad. Like, religious followers? not the best type of believers, unfortunately. that, actually, is a double edged sword. i’m a firm beliver – hah! – that religious followers can be good and can be bad. just depends. the message of a god – if there is one – is good. it’s in the practice that it gets distorted and torn apart. sadly, n
I’m not.
Deceiver? Maybe.
Griever? Often.
Lover? And a fighter.
I am a believer in many things; in love, in life and that there is good in all people. But sometimes my beliefs are challenged. Sometimes I don’t know what to believe anymore. That, is what they say is called experience, it’ll drive us all mad one day.
I have been a believer all my life; until today I was unsure of it. Now I am certain he exists, in all his entirety and grace.
I am a believer of Christ; he is my all and saviour.
and i saw her face and now im a believer. a believer is a person who believes the thing they believe. if they didnt believe it they would have to believe something else instead i guess.. not sure if i believe that though..
Some who has ideals…they know what they want and can achieve it. Whether you can or not is regardless.