Some people decide to change their religious beliefs. This could be an act that is spiritually mature or might be an act of existential resilience. This question may be explored in future research. There are many schools in religious belief. They range from identist pluralism and Cosmos-focused religionists to name a few. These schools may be diverse, but there are still important differences.
Indifferentism
Indifferentism in religious belief can be dangerous and harmful. It is atheism disguised. It is atheism disguised as heresy. Indifferentism within religious belief is also harmful and immoral.
Indifferentism in religious belief can range from the utter absence of belief in God to the most fervent opposition to religious institutions. Since the 1950s, rationalism has been the predominant philosophy in all scientific inquiries that deal with religion. This includes biblical analysis and comparative religions studies. Believers in the existence of God have promoted doubt as a way of thinking.
Identist pluralism
Hindus often resemble Advaita Vendanta's identist pluralism in religious belief. This viewpoint doesn't have a formula but it implies that all religions aim for the same ultimate reality. This idea is frequently expressed in Hindu tradition through the slogan, “All religions can be true.”
There are flaws to identist pluralism. One of its opponents has accused it of being a form Christianity-and-other religious tradition accommodation. They also accuse it of erasing distinct Christian doctrines. According to them, if "Christianity" were declared to be identical to other religions, many Christians wouldn't recognize it as being "Christian". Instead, it would be a reduced version of the real deal.
Cosmos-focused religionists
Cosmos-focused religionists are an increasingly popular and influential group. Traditional religions often doubt space exploration. But these modern religious groups regard it as an essential component of their faith. Many Cosmists believe that the universe was created by a god or goddess. This belief is based on the belief that the cosmos was designed perfectly and that it wasn't created randomly. Modern physics has shown that the probability of the universe being created by chance is very low.
Russia is where the Cosmism-centered religionists were first founded. It predated the Bolshevik Revolution and was often infused with religious overtones. Russian Cosmists claimed that they could find salvation in space and revive the dead by reassembling their bodies.
Monotheist Identists
Monotheist identists may have different views on the question God. The monotheistic view of God is fundamentally one, while polytheism stresses diversity and plurality. However, these two views do not have to be mutually exclusive. Monotheism may be used to provide a framework that allows for exploration of more complex realities, regardless what the person's religious beliefs.
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 based on esoteric knowledge and are heretical according to the Christian religion. Gnostic religion, which believes in one god and has dualistic beliefs, is an example of such a dualistic religion. This belief is widespread in cultures such as Egypt, Babylon, and elsewhere.