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The precise view of what constitutes courage not only varies among cultures, but among individuals. For instance, some define courage as lacking fear in a situation that would normally generate it. Others, in contrast, hold that courage requires one to have fear and then overcome it.
There are also more subtle distinctions in the definition of courage. For example, some distinguish between courage and foolhardiness in that a courageous person overcomes a justifiable fear for an even more noble purpose. If the fear is not justifiable or if the purpose is not noble, then the courage is either false or foolhardy. Moral courage, more than physical courage, is widely debated. It is frequently regarded as courage in following one's own ethics which may result in the individual feeling isolated from colleagues, or even family. Also moral courage is facing shame, scandal, prejudice or even discouragement and defeating it. WIKIPEDIA...
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Lets keep the thread on topic, eh? You can start your own thread on religious courage if you like... 
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Did anyone notice that this thread was started in 2005?
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LMAO.... OMG dude! (NO) That's damn funny though! We get around to it in good time, eh? Have we been here THAT long... ? LOL SAD... But funny!!! I should have had a clue with that old cyber bot on the thread... (D'oh!)
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On the subject of courage, I think that it can be analyzed well by first looking at its opposite: Cowardice. What makes a coward? I would say that a coward is someone who is driven by fear. They will not stand for fear their head will be cut off; they will not speak for fear they will be ridiculed- The will not risk their personal safety (or whatever) because of their fear. The only question then becomes: are courage and cowardice opposites because the courageous person acts on his convictions regardless of fear, or acts despite fear?
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