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
But like unbelief, like caring, huge heart brings massive value.
- But like unbelief, like caring, huge heart brings massive value.
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
To not believe that God or gods exist
A feeling when you do not think something is true
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
The state of not believing in God or following a religion
A lack of religious belief or practice
Lack of belief in religious or moral ideas
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.