Do I Have A Religious Or Spiritual Problem?

Do you experience distressing situations that involve loss or questioning of faith?

Do you experience problems associated with conversion to a new faith?

Do you question spiritual values that may not necessarily be related to an organized church or religious institution?

Based on your answers, it is unlikely that you have a religious or spiritual problem. Religion may have a great impact on how someone experiences life. A religious person may find that at least some areas in life are influenced by his or her beliefs. Religious people may say that thanks to their faith they can deal with challenges in life. A religion is often considered as a source of comfort. However, if someone experiences religious or spiritual problems, it may be harmful to mental well-being.

Unfortunately, you are displaying one or more signs typically seen among individuals who have a religious or spiritual problem. Religious people may find that a religion gives meaning to their life and a moral code to live by. However, some religions may operate under principles that can have a negative impact on well-being. People may start to doubt aspects of faith and that can eventually lead to emotional problems. Anxiety and depression may occur when someone feels challenged by religious problems. If you are experiencing such feelings, you may find it helpful to discuss your concerns with a mental health professional.