"Mad, I refer to BIBLICAL faith- hich is based on evidence of things unseen- not CHURCH 'faith' which, as you say, has none. It is only gullibility...
Heb 11:1- Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.- KJV" -Doc
That's an argument by assertion, and is another logical fallacy. Asserting that it is true, regardless of contradiction, doesn't make it true.
Semantically speaking, there is no difference between simple "faith" and that "blind faith" you just described. Faith is based upon a hope or trust that something is true despite (and often because of) a lack of evidence or proof.
The use of "BIBLICAL faith- hich" doesn't actually change this definition, but instead tries to bring to the fore all the negative connotations of someone believing regardless of what they can see and experience. Because of this, faith becomes absolute, uncritical and unchanging, and therefore the opposite of open minded.
Heb 11:1, is jumping from a building when someone tells you it's on fire, but you don't check to see if there's anyone down there to rescue you. Or if the building's even on fire to begin with.
Heb 11:1, is the sort of thing people who think a smile and a firm handshake qualifies as due diligence promote as a virtue.
Heb 11:1, is believing that two boats and a helicopter don't count as divine intervention. (In Spanish is a very good joke)
Heb 11:1, is relying on the evidence of ... things not observed.
Can you be a little bit more specific?
Respectfully,
Ismael