Provided
As the deep core of the evaluation subject value system, it is the major premise of value evaluation activities. Faith from the moment of its creation, that is, satisfying the idealistic needs of man's transcendence reality to the future, the belief-generating nature of the ‘purity’ is acquired.
Aggregation and sanctification
Everyone, regardless of whether he has a religious orientation, has his own final premise. Because these premises are true to him, this premise, whether called ideology, outlook on life, ideas, or just an instinct of life, creates creative pressure on all of the behaviors that belong to them. This internal drive promotes people to engage in virtue, and realizes the dignity and sacredness of life in moral practice, and organizes various specific moral behaviors to form a system.
Bring hope
Any faith points to the future, pointing to the direction sought, pointing to an ideal that is beyond reach. Forming a certain belief shows that people are determined to survive according to one of their existing ideas, indicating that people are willing to consciously promote their spiritual realm, indicating that people hope to transform their souls, transform themselves, transform their lives and transform the world according to their own wishes.
Faith comes from the inner needs of man and the hope of lofty beauty. Faith is full of hope, hope for life, hope for love, hope for justice, or hope for peace, harmony, compassion, truth, goodness, and beauty.
Willingly
Only people can have faith. Only those who have the will, the choice, and the spiritual pursuit have faith. Therefore, faith is a humanistic spirit. It is not free in essence. Any noble faith means that people have a limited transcendence, which means the return of true humanity and the exertion of human freedom. It is in the faith that the human spirit and even the whole life are fully open to the sacred values ​​of truth, goodness, and beauty. People actively, consciously, and willingly embrace "absolute" and return to "absolute" and with themselves. The pursuit of things is one, or that eternal intrusion into their own limited life.