Definition of Faith
Faith (noun)
- Trust or strong confidence in a person, idea, or object.
- Belief that does not rely on direct proof or evidence.
- Religious belief, particularly in God or in the teachings of a given religion.
Usage Examples
- Her faith in his honesty never wavered.
- It takes faith to move forward without knowing the outcome.
- Many people find faith at the core of their spiritual lives.
Word Origin
The term faith originates from Middle English feith, derived from Old French feid or foi, and ultimately from the Latin fides, meaning "trust" or "belief".
Related Terms
- belief
- trust
- confidence
- devotion
Additional Notes
In religious contexts, faith often refers to acceptance of divine truth or commitment to a spiritual doctrine.
“Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase.” — Martin Luther King Jr.
Author’s summary: The word “faith” describes trust or belief in something or someone, often extending beyond evidence, and is central to many religious and moral perspectives.
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