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And what is courage? Fear of the unknown? Please. Fear of pain? And is diarrhea painless? If a person is religious, then is courage about overcoming moral laws that you consider important? Well, I would call such courage more like foolishness and childishness, something on the level of Raskolnikov with his "am I a trembling creature or do I have the right?" No matter how you look at it, there is no courage here.
But if a person has something to lose, and if he commits this act to save other people, as in the example of Sesame Street, where there might be spies... Then you can talk about some kind of courage, but this is already a completely different situation.