Some people choose to switch religious belief. The switch might be an existentially resilient act, or it could be a spiritual maturation. This question may be explored in future research. There are many schools and types of religious belief. There are important differences among these schools, despite their variety.
Indifferentism
Indifferentism within religious belief is dangerous and dangerous. This is atheism disguised. It is, in other words: a form if heresy that is not consistent with the truths of Christianity or other religions. Indifferentism is also destructive and unmoral in religious belief.
Religious indifferentism can vary from the complete absence of belief in God, to the fiercest opposition to religious institutions. This has been promoted by rationalism over the last 50 years and is now the dominant philosophy within all lines of scientific inquiry regarding religion. This includes biblical criticism and the comparative study of religions. People who think in doubt are more common than ever.
Identist pluralism
Hindus are familiar with Advaita Vendanta's identityist pluralism of religious belief. While this viewpoint does not have a clear formula, it suggests that all religions are directed toward the same ultimate reality. In the Hindu tradition, this idea is often expressed in the slogan, "All religions are true."
Identist pluralism is not without flaws. Its opponents claim that it is a form conciliation between Christianity and other religious traditions. They also claimed that it willfully erase distinctive Christian doctrines. According to their opinion, if Christianity were to be declared identical with other religions then most Christians wouldn't recognize it for being 'Christian. Instead, it would be a reduced version of the real deal.
Cosmos-focused religionists
These influential and popular cosmos-focused religiousists are becoming more prominent. These modern religious groups believe that space exploration is an essential part their faith, despite the fact that traditional religions tend to be skeptical of it. Many Cosmists believe there is a god/deity that created the universe. This belief stems from the belief that the universe is intricately designed and was not created randomly. In fact, modern physics has proven that there is a very small probability that the universe could have come into existence by accident.
Russia is the origin of the first Cosmism centered religionists. It was predated by the Bolshevik Revolution, and often had religious overtones. Russian Cosmists claimed that they could find salvation in space and revive the dead by reassembling their bodies.
Identist monotheists
Identist monotheists take a variety of positions on the issue of God. The monotheistic basic view affirms God's unity, while polytheism emphasises diversity and plurality. These two views are not mutually exclusive. Monotheism is a way to see the deeper reality regardless of where one stands.
Some monotheistic religions are dualistic and present the world in two basic principles. These can be good and evil or matter and spirit. These variations are based upon esoteric knowledge, and are considered heretical by the Christian religion. Gnostic, which is a dualistic religious system, combines the belief of one god with the dualisms of matter and spirit, is an example. This belief can be found in many cultures including Egypt and Babylon.