- Logical or Moral Objections: Some people may have logical or moral objections to certain aspects of religious teachings, doctrines, or the concept of a deity, which can contribute to their disbelief.
- Alternative Worldviews: Individuals may adopt alternative worldviews, such as secular humanism, atheism, or agnosticism, which do not include belief in God as a fundamental component.
- Unanswered Prayers or Suffering: Experiences of personal suffering or unanswered prayers may lead some individuals to question or abandon their belief in a benevolent and all-powerful God.
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Both groups can share common values, morals, and a search for understanding, albeit through different frameworks. Psychological research explores these dynamics, revealing the multifaceted nature of belief and disbelief.
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