"If it is true that we have a personal relationship with God, then that's enough for me"
- T-Bone Burnett
About this Quote
This quote by T-Bone Burnett speaks with the power of faith and the importance of having an individual connection with God. It recommends that if one believes that they have an individual connection with God, then that suffices for them. This indicates that having a personal connection with God is more crucial than any kind of material belongings or worldly achievements. It suggests that having a solid confidence in God is the most important thing in life which it is enough to bring one real happiness as well as gratification. This quote urges us to focus on our relationship with God and to count on His love as well as guidance. It reminds us that having an individual partnership with God is the most crucial thing in life and that it is enough to bring us true joy and satisfaction.
This quote is written / told by T-Bone Burnett somewhere between January 14, 1948 and today. He/she was a famous author.
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