unbelief
- noun
- /ˌʌnˈbɪlif/
- But when Jesus perceived unbelief on their part, he said, "Who will be my helpers in Allah's way?"
- belief and unbelief
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Examples
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Many people struggle with unbelief when faced with life's unanswered questions.
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But of course, in their unbelief, they had no comprehension of God's power.
Fiction book (1991) -
Have I helped your unbelief?
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Is morality, unbelief in good and evil still of any value to us?
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He does not know the terrible depth of my unbelief.
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If some did not believe, their unbelief will not nullify the faithfulness of God, will it?
Blog text (26) -
Biblical counselors focus on the patterns of belief or unbelief that motivate behavior.
Blog text (34) -
Only the miracle of a divine appearance pulls Thomas from the abyss of unbelief when he responds with "my Lord and my God."
Academic text (2008) -
His constant unbelief made it difficult for him to find peace in religion.
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The author explores the theme of unbelief in his latest novel, questioning faith and trust.
Synonyms
A feeling when you do not think something is true
To not believe that God or gods exist
A lack of belief in God or religion
A lack of belief in God or other religious ideas
Not following or believing in any religion
A lack of religious belief or practice
Lack of belief in religious or moral ideas
The state of not believing in God or following a religion
Belief that religion should be kept out of government and public life
Antonyms
How Believing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unbelief is simply made from the prefix un- ('not') and belief, which comes from 'believe' and means 'trust' or 'faith'. So unbelief literally means 'not believing' and is used for having no or refusing religious faith.