Firstly, I very much prefer if people challenge me. I very much enjoy surrounding myself with people that disagree with me, than people that agree. Too much agreement is boring.

Secondly, I semi-disagree with your definition of faith. Faith isn't belief despite a lack of evidence. That's actually not possible. Everything has evidence. There's evidence for aliens, there's evidence for big foot, there's evidence for the flat earth. What there isn't for those things is good evidence.

Evidence is sort of a weird word. It can mean literally any indication that something is true. I can create evidence for the idea that Barack Obama is a from the Andromeda galaxy just by saying that I personally witnessed it (I did not).

Typically when people say there is no evidence for something, what they mean is that there isn't good evidence, but people believing bad evidence don't typically think the evidence is bad.

So, faith can't be belief when there is bad or no evidence, it's when the evidence isn't enough.