"I'd make a terrible practitioner of any religion in any formal setting"
- David Knopfler
About this Quote
This quote by David Knopfler suggests that he does not feel he would be successful in a formal religious setting. He suggests that he would not have the ability to adhere to the rules and guidelines of a particular religion, which he would not have the ability to practice it in a formal setting. This might be due to a lack of faith or a lack of understanding of the religious beliefs. It might also be due to an absence of commitment or dedication to the religious beliefs. Whatever the factor, it is clear that Knopfler does not feel he would be successful in an official religious setting. This might be due to a lack of interest or an absence of understanding of the faith. It might likewise be due to an absence of dedication or dedication to the religion. Whatever the reason, it is clear that Knopfler does not feel he would be successful in a formal spiritual setting.
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