No it is not. Faith comes down to your beliefs. Morality determines your actions and your interactions with others. Some people rely on their religious faith as a foundation for living a moral life. But many non-religious people also live moral lives. So religious faith is not necessary to be a moral person. I would say that morality, or how to differentiate right from wrong and act accordingly, is more important.

No. You do not have to be religious to be moral. .

Abraham thought so when God asked him to kill Isaac, his son, but God saw that he was going to and thought to Himself, "wow that's fucked up, he's actually going to do it! better stop him before it's too late..."

You can be moral and tell the difference between whats right and wrong without religion and you can be immoral and religous, so morality is more important.

In my opinion, being a moral person trumps being religious. Anybody can be "religious." Jeffery Dahmer was baptized and considered himself a Christian, does that mean he is going to heaven? In my opinion God would rather you be a moral person, and live an honest, compassionate life, rather than claim to be religious while sinning. Even if you have never been to Church.

Being moral means being able to discern from right and wrong. Being religious means being faithful and following the 'commandments' of the religion. Both are equally important actually but none is more important than the other. Without morality, a person would follow the religion blindly.

no...never, it is the only quality which shows you are human.