simple faith
Childlike spiritual trust
Simple faith is belief or trust that doesn't require elaborate theology, evidence, or intellectual justification.
The phrase often carries warmth—suggesting childlike trust in God or basic spiritual conviction uncomplicated by doubt: She approached religion with simple faith, unburdened by doctrinal debates.
It can also be used dismissively to imply naïveté or lack of sophistication.
- trustConfidence in another
- blind trustComplete unquestioning confidence
- beliefTrust held as true
- true believerCompletely committed adherent
- innocenceFreedom from wrongdoing
childlike · devotion · humble · pure · unwavering · sincere · prayer · daily bread · surrender · letting go · naive · wholehearted · blind · steadfast · mustard seed · still small voice · quiet · serene
- naivetenaivety, naive, innocence, gullible, gullibility
- Breslov Hasidismhitbodedut, disciples, followers, simcha
simple faithskeptical analysis
Doubting examination of claims
skepticism · critical thinking · empiricism · doubt · scientific skepticism
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