As someone who grew up with and around religion and has explored a wide variety of beliefs, I have never heard faith defined as “pretending to know what you don’t know” as the speaker does in the video you shared, and I’d argue that’s a straw man. If that were really the definition of faith, I'd agree with you. 

I’d encourage you to give this definition a chance. My hunch is that anyone, regardless of their religion, would probably agree on this definition. 

https://youtu.be/M51s63YBJLg?si=wK5QmhBWm6LBMBxW

That's not faith.

> based on rigorous safety inspections and engineering assessments

PlebeiusG

I think he’s working on a false definition of faith, and to try to prove his point, he poses the challenge “try to use faith in a sentence where it can’t mean ‘pretending to know something you don’t know’ and can’t be substituted with the hope”.

He had faith in the structural integrity of the airplane was based on rigorous safety inspections and engineering assessments.

FiresidePhilosophy

Philosophy, religion, faith

frostdragon

I think he’s working on a false definition of faith, and to try to prove his point, he poses the challenge “try to use faith in a sentence where it can’t mean ‘pretending to know something you don’t know’ and can’t be substituted with the hope”.

Well, here’s a sentence:
He had faith in the structural integrity of the airplane was based on rigorous safety inspections and engineering assessments. 