What are your spiritual beliefs normally and have they changed in any way during Covid and why?

[Jjpayne]

I think I still hold on loosely to my christian briefs but lately I have been more lose with them just because of where my life is. I'm just trying to take the time to understand who I am and what that means with my christian beliefs. It's a tough place but Im hoping it's something where once my life starts to go in a smoother direction, Ill be more comfortable with taking my current routine and changing it towards one that is a little less scattered and more meaningful

[SlightlyEccentric]

If you're not prepared to stand by your principles and are willing to be so easily swayed by others, then why do you even have principles?

[VioletHaze]

I was an atheist/agnostic.
During the lockdown in May, I spent a lot of time watching debates about God's existence. I also researched a lot on Islam because it has the most logical and consistent image of God.

So it changed and I am now a Muslim, alhamdulillah (all praise is due to God).

[Wade8888]

Oh no, it's all God's fault, right? God must be cruel and hateful and judgmental and selfish and vain and and and well hwatever else is evil.

No seriously, God created us by his LOVE and so the virus is our own fault. Look how many adulterers exsit and tell me they don't need to be punished!

[Levin]

It's all good man.

Adversity helps you question things, how you live your life.

That's the purpose of all adversity, arguably.

People want freedom. But did they ever live fully before all this covid?

[bklynbadboy1]

Its the same I've always believed in god and always had a strong faith

[Dsg1193]

I was never spiritual I identified as catholic years ago. Now I’m an atheist

[Agape93]

Thelema. It’s the same.

[Just_Me89]

Catholic; it hasn't changed.

[TheAfrikan]

Stronger i stay in the game.

[msc545]

Once a Pastafarian, always a Pastafarian.