Some people may choose to switch religions. It could be an act of spiritual maturity or existential resilience. This question may be explored in future research. There are many schools and types of religious belief. Despite the diversity of these schools there are important differences.
Indifferentism
Indifferentism in religious belief can be dangerous and harmful. This is atheism disguised. In other words, it is a form of heresy that is contrary to the truth of Christianity and other religions. Indifferentism in religious belief can also be destructive and moral.
Indifferentism in religious belief can range from the utter absence of belief in God to the most fervent opposition to religious institutions. Rationalism has encouraged this attitude during the last half-century and has become the dominant philosophy in all lines of scientific inquiry touching on religion. This includes biblical criticism and the comparative study of religions. The promotion of positivist unbelief and doubt has become a common way of thinking.
Identist pluralism
Identist pluralism in religious belief is a Hindu position that closely resembles Advaita Vendanta. While this perspective doesn't offer a clear formula it does suggest that all religions lead to the same ultimate reality. This idea is frequently expressed in Hindu tradition through the slogan, “All religions can be true.”
The flaws of identist pluralism are not insignificant. For example, its opponents have charged that it is a form of accommodation between Christianity and other religious traditions. They also accused it with deleting distinctive Christian doctrines. According to them, if "Christianity" were declared to be identical to other religions, many Christians wouldn't recognize it as being "Christian". It would instead be a simplified version of the true thing.
Cosmos-focused religionists
These influential and popular cosmos-focused religiousists are becoming more prominent. Although traditional religions may be skeptical about space exploration, modern religious groups consider it an integral part of their faith. Many Cosmists believe in a god, or goddess, who created the universe. This belief stems from the belief that the universe is intricately designed and was not created randomly. Modern physics proves that it is unlikely that the universe came into being by accident.
Russia is where the Cosmism-centered religionists were first founded. It was predated by the Bolshevik Revolution, and often had religious overtones. Russian Cosmists claimed the ability to locate deliverance in space as well as to revive the dead via reassembling their electrons.
Monotheist Identists
Monotheist Identists can take different positions on the question God. The basic monotheistic view affirms the oneness of God, while polytheism emphasizes diversity and plurality. However, these differences are not mutually exclusive. Monotheism is a way to see the deeper reality regardless of where one stands.
Monotheistic monotheistic faiths may also be dualistic. They present the world as a series of basic principles that either represent good or evil, matter, or spirit. These variations are founded on esoteric understanding and are therefore heretical according Christian religion. Gnostic religion, which believes in one god and has dualistic beliefs, is an example of such a dualistic religion. This belief is prevalent in many cultures, including Egypt.