blind faith
Belief without evidence
Blind faith is belief or trust held without evidence or critical examination.
The phrase usually carries negative connotations, suggesting naïve or dangerous credulity: He followed the guru with blind faith.
It can describe religious devotion that rejects questioning, or loyalty to any person, institution, or idea despite warning signs: Her blind faith in the company's leadership cost her everything.
- beliefTrust held as true
- trustConfidence in another
- devotionDeep, loyal commitment
- leapSudden springing movement
- unquestioningAccepting without challenge
no questions asked · dogma · zealot · conviction · surrender · obedience · follower · doctrine · cult · fervor · piety · naive · gullible · loyalty · sheep · unwavering · die hard · religion
- Blindblindsided
- cultismcult, sect, brainwashing, indoctrination, fanaticism
- phrases about trusttrust fall, breach of trust, trust issues, earned trust, trust me
- trusttrust, believe, safety, reliability, belief
- fanaticismfanaticism, zealotry, zealot, fanatic, extremism
- trust levelsdistrust, mistrust, mutual trust, earned trust, zero trust
blind faithrational belief
View supported by evidence
critical thinking · scientific reasoning · empiricism · scientific knowledge · logical analysis
blind faithskepticism
Disposition toward doubt
doubt · critical inquiry · questioning · agnosticism · incredulity
blind, faith, blinds, blinded, blinding, blindly, blindness, blindfold, blindfolded