“It doesn’t matter what you believe; all that matters is why you believe it, and how accurate you can show your beliefs to be.”

“It doesn’t matter what you say you believe - it only matters what you do.”

“Belief may be either rational, or assumed on faith. But in either case, it doesn’t matter how convinced you are; belief does not equal knowledge. The difference is that knowledge can always be tested for accuracy where mere beliefs often can not be. No matter how positively you think you know it, if you can’t show it, then you don’t know it, and you shouldn’t say that you do. Nor would you if you really cared about the truth. Knowledge is demonstrable, measurable. But faith is often a matter of pretending to know what you know you really don't know, and that no one even can know, and which you merely believe -often for no good reason at all.”

“It is not so much what you believe in that matters, as the way in which you believe it and proceed to translate that belief into action.”

““Do you believe that?” I asked.
“It doesn’t matter whether I believe it or not,” Redhouse said.”

“No matter how educated, rich, talented or famous you believe you are, how you treat people is ultimately what will tell all.”

“Fireflies remind me of that no matter how big the troubles may be, a small lamp of hope can dispel darkness. It doesn't matter if you are small, but what matters is your belief in yourself.”

“And it doesn’t even matter if it’s true or not. What matters is that I feel it, and believe it.”

“But what really matters is not what you believe but the faith and conviction with which you believe…”

“What really matters is what you believe.”