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Philosophical Dictionary Quotes

Faith consists in believing not what seems true, but what seems false to our understanding. - Voltaire (Philosophical Dictionary Quotes)

Faith consists in believing not what seems true, but what seems false to our understanding.[La foi consiste à croire non ce qui semble vrai, mais ce qui semble faux à notre entendement.]

Source:(ed. DuMont, 1901), Volume IV, Faith, Page 326
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Voltaire (Philosophical Dictionary Quotes)
  • Book: Philosophical Dictionary
  • Writer: Voltaire
  • Genre: Philosophy
  • Published: 1764
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