G. K. Chesterton Quote

You have no business to be an unbeliever. You ought to stand for all the things these stupid people call superstitions. Come now, don't you think there's a lot in those old wives' tales about luck and charms and so on, silver bullets included? What do you say about them as a Catholic?'
'I say I'm an agnostic,' replied Father Brown, smiling.
'Nonsense,' said Aylmer impatiently. 'It's your business to believe things.'
'Well, I do believe some things, of course,' conceded Father Brown; 'and therefore, of course, I don't believe other things.'.


The Dagger with Wings (1926)


You have no business to be an unbeliever. You ought to stand for all the things these stupid people call superstitions. Come now, don't you think...

You have no business to be an unbeliever. You ought to stand for all the things these stupid people call superstitions. Come now, don't you think...

You have no business to be an unbeliever. You ought to stand for all the things these stupid people call superstitions. Come now, don't you think...

You have no business to be an unbeliever. You ought to stand for all the things these stupid people call superstitions. Come now, don't you think...