The argument that “everyone has faith” is a tactic used by Christian apologists to equate irrational belief with rational thought, undermining critical distinctions. This view relies on outdated models of belief and misinterprets faith as similar to trust. Ultimately, such claims erode epistemic standards and promote intellectual relativism, disguising personal biases. Faith, being belief devoid of evidence, impedes rational inquiry and should not be conflated with justified belief systems.