Conviction due to courage of conviction?

Suppose we have the courage of conviction — that is, we are convinced about the greatness of a cause and ready to endure difficulties for that cause. But should our courage of conviction always end in our conviction (punishment)? If we are ready to die for the things that matter to us, our readiness would be lauded as the epitome of courage. Still, is martyrdom in itself always a virtue? 

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