Faith

Virtue as name

Faith is belief without proof—trust in something that cannot be demonstrated.

Religious faith means belief in God or spiritual truths: She lost her faith in college.

More broadly, faith is confidence in a person or thing: I have faith in your judgment.

To act in good faith is to deal honestly; bad faith suggests deception or insincerity.

To keep faith with someone is to honor a commitment.

The faithful are believers or loyal supporters.

religious

belief

Trust held as true

  • trustConfidence in another
  • devotionDeep, loyal commitment
  • GodSupreme spiritual authority

prayer · spirituality · salvation · scripture · worship · doctrine · grace · redemption · covenant · creed

trust

confidence

Self-assurance or trust

dependability · commitment · steadfastness · conviction · certainty · hope · promise · bond · integrity · constancy

interpersonal

faithful

Consistently loyal and true

keeping · breaking · sworn · pledge · oath · vow · honor · word · promise · loyalty

personal

conviction

Firmly held belief

philosophy · meaning · purpose · conscience · inner · moral · truth · journey · questioning · seeking

name

Hope

Feminine given name

feminine · given · biblical · Puritan · personification · allegorical · namesake

Categories
Opposites
belief without evidence

Faithdoubt

Lack of firm belief

skepticism · disbelief · empiricism · rationalism · evidence-based reasoning

trust and confidence

Faithdistrust

Absence of confidence

mistrust · suspicion · doubt · disbelief · cynicism

religious commitment

Faithatheism

Rejection of deities

godlessness · irreligion · unbelief · disbelief · secularism

Phrases
Family

fidelity, affidavit, fealty

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