"If I don't have the freedom to disbelieve, I cannot believe".
I may grow rich by art I am compelled to follow, I may recover health by medicines I am compelled to take against my own judgment, but I cannot be saved by a worship I disbelieve & abhor.
I'm just hoping that I find one person that I can share with.' I don't disbelieve this - Mark Wahlberg is, I think, studded with very real and fresh contradictions - but it easy to pick up a very different impression.
'I don't believe, I don't disbelieve.
Since I dream in color, I tend to disbelieve the claim that most dreams are black and white.
At least that's what Mr. Lièvre tells me, and who am I to disbelieve him?
A distinguished former editor wrote a rather shameful article wholeheartedly agreeing: "If MI5 warns that this is not in the public interest," ran the headline, "who am I to disbelieve them?" Obama's panel of experts profoundly disagree: "It will not do for the press to be fearful, intimidated or cowed by government officials," they write.
"People don't want to believe it themselves because they would be admitting they could also get an illness that could lead to dementia - I wish I could disbelieve it".
Recently, blogger Andrew Sullivan put up a post called "The Scientific View of Man". He ended it with an aside, saying, "If I could disbelieve in God, I would," and two days later, one of his readers wrote back: "Funny, I'm the exact opposite; if I could believe in God, I would". But what does that phrase mean, "believe in God"?
Should I then disbelieve in the reality of my contact lens?" While scientists had long wondered if there were other planets orbiting stars in the Milky Way galaxy and elsewhere, it wasn't until the early 1990s that the first extrasolar world was confirmed.
