Belief doesn't rest on proof or existence...it rests on faith...without faith there is nothing.

Colleen McCullough
Belief doesn't rest on proof or existence...it rests on faith...without...
Belief doesn't rest on proof or existence...it rests on faith...without...
Belief doesn't rest on proof or existence...it rests on faith...without...
Belief doesn't rest on proof or existence...it rests on faith...without...
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I believe that the world will be a better place when everyone lives in harmony with one another. If we all have faith in each other, then there will be no wars. Peace will come about when everyone has faith in the right things.

Source: The Thorn Birds

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