At its quiet dramatic center is the story of the overwhelming need for faith in the face of malignant nature and one - dimensional culture. (religion-online.org)
[24] Moor and Cross were quite mistaken when they wrote that «one gets the impression that [Newman's] fundamentalism was in fact symptomatic of a deep - seated craving for the support of an absolute external authority, which, from the beginning and despite all his protests, he was dimly conscious of needing for his faith.» (faith.org.uk)
To be a Christian, I'm sure to be any religion or belief, is to FEEL A NEED for the faith not just to want it. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)