Faith is a virtue Definition of faith and virtue The meaning of
faith, from the same dictionary, can be defined as a trust or
belief in something that is not proven. Out of all the
definitions of "faith" that exist, the only definition that
atheists tend to object to is: - Accepting a claim as true
without sufficient evidence Often, theists will conflate these
multiple definitions interchangeably, sometimes, mid-
conversation. It's important to maintain focus on the above
definition, as the pertinent one. The problem with the concept
of "virtue", as defined, is that it's very subjective. Depending
on the definitions, an argument could be made either way as to
the virtue of faith. Theistic Argument for the Virtue of Faith
Using faith in the terms of a belief that does not rest on
logical proof or material evidence. A virtue is a character
trait valued as being good. Faith may not fall under the four
western cardinal virtues of prudence, temperance, fortitude, and
justice, but is still seen as good to Christians