Faith is a process of us telling others what we have been told or believe others should accept regarding their behavior. Faith is a concept built on a foundation that is not questioned and is accepted with trust. Rather than starting with nothing as we did with geometry and building something within which all of mathematics can function, let's start with what we have and work back to our foundation so we can examine just what it is our moral behavior is built upon. Let's take the attribute of power as an example. Power is a phenomenally important aspect that all people wield over others at some time in their mortal existence.
Power is an aspect that generates horrendous trauma for humankind when abused.
Power is a concept horrendously influential regarding interactions existing between each other, between ourselves and our environment, and between ourselves and our own personal journey through reality. Power plays such a primary part in society that it is one of the primary attributes that we attempt, directly as well as indirectly, to curtail through the moral definition of acceptable behavior. Power is an aspect we attempt to constrain through the use of religions, traditions, and culture. Still we are not able to contain its negative aspects. Because our morality is built within faith alone, our faiths and lack of faiths lack a foundation.