Negative religious coping involves seeking comfort or reassurance in prayer or a religious community, or believing that you personal experience is spiritually meaningful.

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Negative religious coping involves using religious beliefs or practices in a way that is harmful to one's mental or physical health, such as feeling abandoned by God or blaming oneself for a situation that is out of their control. Seeking comfort or reassurance in prayer or a religious community, or finding spiritual meaning in personal experiences, would be considered positive religious coping.

Negative Religious Coping Involves Seeking Comfort or Reassurance in Prayer