COLLIER'S FAITH

PRONUNCIATION: (KAHL-yuhrz fayth)

MEANING: noun: Unreasonable faith; blind faith.

ETYMOLOGY: From Latin fides carbonarii (collier’s faith), from German köhlerglaube (collier’s faith). The term may have arisen from the dangerous and uncertain nature of coal mining. Earliest documented use: 1680.
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COLLIE'S FAITH - Timmy will always be there to save Lassie. Or the other way 'round.

COLLIER'S FAINT "H" - coal-miner's distinct Cockney accent

COLLIDER'S FAITH - the physicist's confidence that his cyclotron will behave as expected