Sorin CerinI believed in the faith of faith without acknowledging his quality of being an absolute truth.
About This Quote
This is a quote from the movie "My Fair Lady" by George Bernard Shaw. The character, "Eliza Doolittle", is using the wrong word and trying to say something that she thinks is right. She wants to learn how to speak proper English, but her lack of education and the prejudices she grew up with prevent her from doing so. When she says: “I believed in the faith of faith without acknowledging his quality of being an absolute truth”, she is saying that she loves Henry Higgins but does not respect him as a reliable person.
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