Believers

This is important, because this is a large part of what motivates the DI and other creationists - although arguably they are more about taking money from the believers who exist now than about making new believers* ❋ Unknown (2009)

Narrative, especially with reference to close baptist principles, which in the highest and strongest degree were practised among the brethren at Stuttgart: and she wrote to me, to ask my view about that point, as she felt pained at separating from true believers, because they might not be instructed about believers’ baptism. ❋ George M��ller (1851)

"Spiritual life in believers is kindled from the life itself of God" ❋ Unknown (1871)

The Spirit dwelling and working in believers is as a fountain of living running water, out of which plentiful streams flow, cooling and cleansing as water, mollifying and moistening as water, making them fruitful, and others joyful; see ch. iii. ❋ Unknown (1721)

God’s indwelling Spirit in believers is filling “cups” and overflowing “saucers,” never lacking in supply nor running dry. ❋ Unknown (2006)

If a suggestion of believers is flooded with a energy of a Holy Spirit, it is eccentric of a soul. ❋ Admin (2009)

This decade-old group contains orthodox believers from a variety of traditions, with wildly divergent theologies. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The problem with the true believers is that they insist on forcing people into black or white boxes, often with rifles, bombs, or ostracism, while insisting that theirs is the only way, hypocritical as their values are — because no set of “pure” codified values can be applied wholesale to the world as it is without becoming hypocritical. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Chief among Tebow non-believers is ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr., who says, "I never thought Tim Tebow was an NFL quarterback." ❋ Unknown (2010)

Bloomberg News Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer of Pimco "We're long-term believers in Pimco," Ms. Lang said. ❋ Min Zeng (2011)

The complaint with believers is which they do not know crawl to thoughts in between a complaint of a immorality suggestion as good as a scolding of conscience. ❋ Admin (2009)

The religious category that the authors label, with ill - concealed disparagement, as "true believers" is small and diminishing — and a darn good thing, it would seem. ❋ Wilfred M. McClay (2010)

The key phrase in that story, and the issue that separates Singer from the knee-jerk morality of many animal-rights believers, is the question of where to draw the line. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But, as I say, the bitterness that is shown by New Atheists to opponents -- especially those like me who have no religious beliefs but who refuse to label believers as either stupid or cowardly or evil -- certainly reminds me of the practices of the religious. ❋ Michael Ruse (2011)

The idea that being nice will convert the believers is like the notion that true Christianity will change the world when enough people believe. ❋ Hal Duncan (2009)

Is there a specific Christian book market? i.e. if authors are also believers, is there a network they can tap into and what is that market interested in? ❋ Unknown (2009)

1. I believe what I am programmed to believe. 2. [I am unable] to change what I believe just by [willing it]. 3. I do not decide what to believe. 4. I am always bound to believe whatever is most compelling. 5. I have [no control] over what I believe. 6. I believe that I have no control over what I believe. 7. I believe that the sun will rise tomorrow. I cannot NOT believe it no matter how hard I try. This belief is not under my control. ❋ Yorrick Hunt (2008)

Def 1 examples: Two-headed calf, a man with father, grandfather, and [great-grandfather] all with the same birthday, or Hindu priest who can drive a six inch metal spike into his nose all the way into his brain. Def 2 examples: Believe it or not, we are [having twins]! AGAIN!! Believe it or not, she was choking, I was just performing the [Heimlich maneuver]!! Believe it or not, I got the highest mark in the class! ❋ Edward Dow (2008)

"I'm [Naruto uzumaki], and I'm gonna become the best [Hokage] ever, believe it!" VS. "I WILL be Hokage, just you wait! [Dattebayo]!" ❋ Narutarded (2006)

The [admins] over at my boards just [sporked] their own [mods] for no reason, believe it! ❋ Hand Hanzo (ikarileaderbjk Mirror) (2006)

...Meanwhile, in an anime forum... *Person 1 is posting on a Death Note area* Person 1: I'm gonna be [Kazekage]! Believe it! Person 2: STFU. Go back to your Naruto area. Person 1 got warned once by Person 2. Reason: For being [off-topic] in the Death Note area. Please, if you want to join the [Narutards], go to the Naruto area. There's role plays waiting to be joined. ❋ MisaTange (2009)

Have you heard [Rayman] speak lately, something got [ahold] of him he might be a believer and I think he is either crazy, lying, or, telling [the truth]. ❋ Arc_huprnikao (2014)

1. He said "I'm a believer," like it wasn't a [merit badge] to his stupidity. 2. The con artist (or priest as they are sometimes referred to), called upon his congregation of believers (otherwise known as [air headed] voids of intelligence ) to meet at the stadium and beg their [invisible sky daddy] for rain. ❋ Factscanbeproven (2011)

"[I will] become [Hokage], [BELIEVE IT]!" ❋ I Will Be Hokage (2019)

[Go] wattch it yourself and you'll get an [example] of "[The Believer]." ❋ Your Friendly Neighborhood Terrorist (2007)

[Believe in yourself] ❋ Ross Mire (2018)