| The skepticism, empiricism, and detachment so esteemed by journalists seem worlds away from the awe, mysticism, and credulousness demanded by faith. |
| This rush to credulousness, this need to find fairy tale answers, is very dangerous, and I believe that it stems from the same habits of uncritical thinking which make religions flourish. |
| It isn't even a case of the reporter's having fabricated or plagiarized, which are graver wrongs than credulousness, and far harder to fathom. |
| The claims were quickly exposed as a fraud, adding a patina of credulousness to genuine research that was already struggling with credibility. |
| She herself meanwhile will seek to enter the kemenate and play upon her credulousness. |
| The creativity of the students is being minimized or destroyed but the credulousness stimulated. |
