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"Where knowledge ends, religion begins"

- Benjamin Disraeli

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This quote by Benjamin Disraeli recommends that when knowledge is not enough to answer the questions of life, faith action in to supply solutions. It indicates that religious beliefs gives convenience and also support when expertise falls short to offer responses. It recommends that faith is a way to load the spaces in expertise and to provide a feeling of objective as well as meaning in life. It additionally indicates that faith is a way to make sense of the world and also to offer an ethical structure for living. In other words, faith is a way to make sense of the unknown and to give a sense of security as well as stability. Eventually, this quote recommends that religious beliefs is a way to fill the voids in expertise and also to provide a feeling of objective as well as meaning in life.

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Benjamin Disraeli This quote is written / told by Benjamin Disraeli between December 21, 1804 and April 19, 1881. He was a famous Statesman from United Kingdom. The author also have 113 other quotes.

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