Farage’s claim is best judged true: while it is a self-assessment and not something that can be measured directly, the public record shows he was able to make pro-faith arguments. He said Britain was a Judeo-Christian country that should stand up for its values, later said he would happily accept Christian refugees, and a Guardian profile noted that although he was not especially religious, he still saw church as socially important. That makes it reasonable to conclude he could make a case for religious faith. (the-independent.com) Sources: The Independent (`https://www.the-independent.com/news/uk/nigel-farage-says-britain-needs-to-stand-up-for-its-judeochristian-values-to-combat-homegrown-militants-9708082.html`), ITV News (`https://www.itv.com/news/2015-04-20/nigel-farage-tells-itv-news-i-would-happily-accept-christian-refugees-into-britain`), The Guardian (`https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2013/jan/07/nigel-farage-party-eccentrics-ukip`).