Saddha, ( Pali: "trust," "faith," "fidelity") Sanskrit shraddha, in Buddhism, the religious disposition of a Buddhist.
When the values of Judeo-Christian morality have been given a monetary and psychological incarnation — as in credit, debt, trust, faith and fidelity — can they exist as values?
When thinking about the role of metrics today, it is still common to turn to notions of trust, faith and objectivity to understand how numbers shape our lives.
I think Le Carré is a great, modernist writer, which is to say, in a godless world, he invokes deep, almost religious ideas of betrayal, trust, faith, and that's why we love it.
But it also reminds us that there is something divine in the freeing of any prisoner, an act of trust, faith, and belief in the possibility that tomorrow will be different, and that we who hold the captive can escape our own prison of fear.
As distinct from scientific truth, religious ideas are validated by faith, which has been described by Karen Armstrong (A History of God) as "a leap in the dark toward a reality that had to be taken on trust". Faith is not dependent on the light of reason, but on the trust of the faithful person that what he perceives and feels is true and represents reality.
Academy sponsors include academy trusts, faith groups, universities and companies.
Garrett instead trusted his faith in fossilized convention.
Mr. Diffey of Kendal said trust distinguished faith-based communities from others, particularly for-profit communities.
"I am on your side when you speak of the civilization of love and trust among faiths," he said.
"It was a leap of faith, trusting in God," he said.
