1. My ironic passage about hope and faith

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1. My ironic passage about hope and faith.


Hoping, apparently, is more reliable than believing, because sometimes you can wait for something.

We must believe only in the beautiful because no one knows what it is.

Which is better - to believe or to understand?
To understand that it is better to believe than not to understand a damn thing.

The stragglers look at the others with hope, which those do not justify.

Why don't some people believe in God?
These blockheads think there is something better.

What is the most pleasing lie?
The assurance before death that your hour has not yet struck.

Why do people believe what they don't understand?
They are trying to capitalize on even misunderstanding.

Elephants walk diagonally because they have nowhere else to go.

Moving from one point to another gives hope to other yearning points.

If you be able to believe in eternal life, then you will so remain there forever.

In life we are retained only by the hope for a better life, which deceives all the time.