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on faith

ADVERB
  1. with trust and confidence
    we accepted him on faith

How To Use on faith In A Sentence

  • But the Church wants to challenge that finding by meeting and debating with leading thinkers on faith and contemporary living.
  • They have proved themselves untrustworthy, at least in so far as we can take it on faith that they know what they are doing.
  • The officers have shown insensitivity towards the prisoners, who all share a common faith.
  • Alvin Plantinga defines "fideism" as "the exclusive or basic reliance upon faith alone, accompanied by a consequent disparagement of reason and utilized especially in the pursuit of philosophical or religious truth. Sandwalk
  • The reader isn't expected to take anything on faith or invest belief in any seemingly mad ideas, which is probably just the right tone for this sort of introductory book.
  • He argued there that environmentalism is essentially a religion, a belief system based on faith, not fact.
  • As a pointer on the fallacies of lazy thinking based on faith rather than facts, it makes a great read.
  • Not Faithfull titled as to play on faithful/Marianne Faithfull, and textured with tiple, Wurlitzer, violin and upright bass. The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
  • It was founded more on faith than fact—on incomplete or erratic data, most of it gathered from photoreconnaissance conducted over a part of the world that lay under perpetual cloud cover for great parts of the year. Masters of the Air
  • For artist Simon Faithfull, the anti-heroic banality of this crossing made it a perfect launching ground for his Limbo project commissioned by the Film and Video Umbrella, which transmits and geo-locates, in real time, digital drawings made by Faithfull via a custom-made iPhone app. Joan K. Smith: Simon Faithfull's Limbo: Mobile App as Anti-Heroic Art
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