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Trust (n.) is a better defence than all the cunning a young girl could muster.
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Trust (n.) that rests on being able to explain what happens is not resignation but self-confidence.
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Trust (n.) shown unconditionally is the best hope of saving a thief — which is why Christ put Judas in charge of the purse.
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Trust (n.) shows itself only when the incomprehensible happens; until then everyone trusts, and afterwards the others show they never did.
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Trust (n.) is where higher instruction begins: a child learns much while it fears its teacher, but more once confidence has driven out fear.