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Quotes about Uncertainty

Life is full of risks...that first step of faith was often taken neck-deep in fear.
— Tamera Alexander
When thinking of great faith, we rarely think of great fear. But the Bible shows repeatedly that people of great faith also trembled in their boots as they took that first step in following God's will for their lives. Nevertheless, they took it, trusting Him and then running for Him with everything they had. May we do no less.
— Tamera Alexander
I enjoy putting myself in situations where you are nervous, but you need to enjoy yourself also. I've done skydiving, bungee jumping. I quite like those sensations - when you feel a little bit nervous and you don't really know where you are going. It's a quite good sensation that I love. I like the speed; I like everything.
— Stan Wawrinka
Indeed, none but the Deity can tell what is good luck and what is bad before the returns are all in.
— Mark Twain
A lucky chance is constant in nothing but inconstancy.
— Marcus Aurelius
Men love you more if they can be made a little uncertain about owning you.
— Marilyn Monroe
The Christian is a man who can be certain about the ultimate even when he is most uncertain about the immediate.
— Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Part of me doesn't even know if we're together. I mean, we are-she likes me, and I want to run off to Mexico with her. So yeah, that's together, right? I guess I don't need a ring or anything.
— Travis Thrasher
He thought incessantly, for he could not do otherwise; but he no longer took pleasure in his thoughts. To everything that they proposed to him in a whisper, he replied in his darkness: What is the use?
— Victor Hugo
A torch-flame resembles the wisdom of cowards: it gives a poor light because it trembles.
— Victor Hugo
Alas! What are all these lives driven willy-nilly? Where are they going? Why are they like this? He who knows the answer to that, sees the darkness as a whole. He is alone. His name is God.
— Victor Hugo
The greater the ambiguity, the greater the pleasure.
— Milan Kundera