Religion (probably from the Latin religare, "to restrain") is a set of beliefs; faith, (from fidere, "to trust") is the unquestioning trust in the truth of those beliefs.

That experience made his listeners wary of extending him unquestioning trust, now that he speaks with more self-assuredness and appears to act from conviction rather than a desire to please.

And now that last bit of innocence, her unquestioning trust in her sovereign lady, was swept away.

There was no such thing as mutual, unquestioning trust.

"The defendant was an impostor and our children suffered a loss because of their unquestioning trust."

It's the most intimate gift that two people can share, Javan, for it's the gift of perfect, unquestioning trust and acceptance.

On the one hand, he had seen too much pain and brutality on the Peninsula to give God the sort of unquestioning trust he envied in some of his more devout relatives.

Though the needs were no less, there was a comfort here, an unquestioning trust she'd never expected to feel.

She nodded, her eyes fixing on Drew with unquestioning trust.

She believed with unquestioning and uncritical trust that Pol could do anything.