I believe in you, because you are innocent. "This is logically inexcusable. When you want to know if he is innocent, you have no confidence in him. which is the trust? If you believe in God, then You can't ask God to come to you and let God prove it to you. If you trust others, you can't ask others to be innocent. Trust has no reason or premise. From the above text, it can be inferred that the author's view of trust is correct? ['Innocent people need trust.', 'Trust is to pay silently without any reward.', 'Trust in others is exactly the same as faith in God.', 'Trust is to trust your trust itself, not the truth.']