Blind Faith
Clapton's short-lived supergroup
Blind faith is belief or trust without evidence or critical examination—faith that refuses to see contrary facts.
The phrase usually carries negative connotations, suggesting gullibility or willful ignorance: He followed the guru with blind faith.
Religious contexts may treat it more neutrally, though even believers often distinguish faith from its blind variety.
- undoubtingFree from uncertainty
- credenceAcceptance as true
- implicitUnderstood without being stated
- trustConfidence in another
- convictionFirmly held belief
reliance · belief · confidence · true believer · commitment · allegiance · naivety · zealotry · devotion · superstition · gullibility · credulity · uncritical · obedience · no questions asked · fanaticism · ignorance · unquestioning
- SupergroupsTraveling Wilburys, Asia, Audioslave, Damn Yankees, Chickenfoot
Blind Faithskepticism
Disposition toward doubt
evidence-based reasoning · empiricism · critical thinking · scientific method · logical analysis
Blind Faithskepticism
Disposition toward doubt
doubt · disbelief · skeptical inquiry · questioning · incredulity
blind, faith, blinder, blinders, blindly, blindness, blinded, blinding, blinds