Lately I have begun to lose faith in my religion and it's starting to bother me because I feel less protected, less comfortable. Kind of alone? What do you do when you lose faith in your religion? Any tips?
(I won't say my religion because I don't particularly think it matters... I'm sure a lot of people from a lot of different religions lose faith after a bit, but come back to it.)
thelost answered Friday November 5 2010, 8:47 pm: well ur not gonna like my answer but when i lost faith i converted and i never went back.im undecided right now and im actually ok with it.how are you supposed to know wat the real truth is anyway ...just if you start to lose faith your not gonna be able to change wat happens to you so you should accept it as soon as possible [ thelost's advice column | Ask thelost A Question ]
kiran answered Sunday October 24 2010, 1:44 am: Lots of people start losing their faith. I can use the example of Christianity. People start pulling away from God because they start losing faith. They don't feel close to God and they don't read their Bible. So like the person below me said, get into whatever you do for your religion. You shouldn't put your faith into actual religion. I don't know what religion you are but like if you believe in God then you should put your faith in Him than the actual religion. But you get what I mean. Good luck! [ kiran's advice column | Ask kiran A Question ]
Peeps answered Sunday October 24 2010, 12:23 am: Pick up the information the religion is based on and begin to read. For Christians, this is the Bible. That is where comfort can come from because you can better understand why things happened or are happening to you and other people.
If your religion doesn't have any documents you can turn to for basic, hard information from a reliable resource then I can only suggest finding other people interested in your spiritual beliefs and discussing the religious aspects with them. This is why church is very important to many Christians--because it gives them a chance to connect with other people who are going through their same problems with the religion and helps them know they're not alone (and helps them find guidance and answers). [ Peeps's advice column | Ask Peeps A Question ]
holahayley56 answered Saturday October 23 2010, 11:23 pm: I think everyone loses faith or questions it as you get older. I
know I did, when I lost a friend. I think it's really good to question your faith, your religion. I'm one of those people that dance to a different drum, I do things my way and I'm an open thinker. I don't really follow any specific religion I've actually mixed a bunch of beliefs together from christian belieft to Wicca. Do you think your athesist.. Or agnostic?I think you should question your religion, open your
mind to other belief systems and see which one works for you. Maybe it's the religion you have, maybe it's tottally different kind, or maybe it's no faith at all. [ holahayley56's advice column | Ask holahayley56 A Question ]
diffentangle answered Saturday October 23 2010, 11:23 pm: If we can't question our beliefs then we are just accepting what someone else has told us to be the truth. Searchng for answers is a difficult journey, but one that leaves us satisfied when we discover the truth. It's easy to lose faith in religion, because religions are man-made. When we put our faith in our Creator, and develop a relationship with Him, then we have something that is rock solid and we are never alone or unprotected. Man will let us down but God never will. I hope this helps. [ diffentangle's advice column | Ask diffentangle A Question ]
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