In nothing is this inert and slothful attitude of mind more marked than in the common, unquestioning acceptance of the illogical and unsatisfactory position occupied by women.
Now, whether explainability is necessary for this kind of trust, I think, depends on whether explainability is needed for someone to adopt this kind of unquestioning attitude.
Mounting satire on the spiritual ignorance of the learned however leads Will to despise such people and eventually resign his aggrieved trust to simple, unquestioning forms of faith.
So sometimes you can just adopt the unquestioning attitude without having any greater sense of how something operates, but just because for pragmatic reasons you decide to.