Cause faith encounters an inevitable problem. Moral evil in a society that has a majority who do not place faith in God is not fixable. Any solution for moral evil that bypasses the hearts and wills of people who do not trust God can not be effective. Biblical morality, even when imposed on an unbelieving society, cannot resolve the moral problems of the society. Attempted control through forced compliance often makes the problem more complex.
Biblical morality is effective when faith exists because faith exists.
Consequently, cause faith achieves temporary victories. It is not uncommon to observe the problem increasing as we put forth our best efforts to reverse the problem. There are two serious dangers in this stage of faith. It creates enormous opportunities to become self-righteous. It creates the ideal circumstances for personal failure because the person cannot meet his or her own moral standards and expectations.