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A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction. | A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction. | ||
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| − | Crusaders, like William Jennings Bryan, that think that they have God on their side cannot stomach [[Doubt]]. - Clarence Darrow<ref>Brenda Wineapple ''Keeping the Faith''</ref> At the | + | Crusaders, like William Jennings Bryan, that think that they have God on their side cannot stomach [[Doubt]]. - Clarence Darrow<ref>Brenda Wineapple ''Keeping the Faith''</ref> At the Scopes Monkey Trial Bryan, a staunch believer in State's Rights, declared that each state's people could decide for themselves what was true. Apparently truth was not related to doubt. |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
The Primacy of Doubt | The Primacy of Doubt | ||
[[Category: Glossary]] | [[Category: Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 25 August 2024
Definition
A feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction.
Context
Crusaders, like William Jennings Bryan, that think that they have God on their side cannot stomach Doubt. - Clarence Darrow[1] At the Scopes Monkey Trial Bryan, a staunch believer in State's Rights, declared that each state's people could decide for themselves what was true. Apparently truth was not related to doubt.
References
The Primacy of Doubt- ↑ Brenda Wineapple Keeping the Faith
