Discover Your Divine Connection: Does God Truly Love You?

I feel supported and hopeful.

I seek ways to connect spiritually.

I feel alone and question my beliefs.

I don't believe a higher power is involved.

I acknowledge both my struggles and support.

Loved and cherished.

Motivated to grow spiritually.

Disconnected and uncertain.

Indifferent towards spiritual matters.

Balanced between belief and doubt.

Daily, I feel it strengthens my bond.

Regularly, to seek deeper understanding.

Rarely, as I feel disconnected.

Never, I don't see the need.

Sometimes, when I feel the need.

I believe in constant divine support.

I believe it happens occasionally.

I rarely believe in it.

I don't believe in divine intervention.

I have a balanced view on it.

As opportunities guided by divine love.

As lessons to grow spiritually.

As random events without meaning.

As signs that there's no higher power.

As part of life's natural ebb and flow.

Yes, regularly.

Sometimes, when needed.

Rarely.

Never, I rely on myself.

I prefer to explore on my own.

It's central and guides me.

It's important but not all-consuming.

It's somewhat important.

It's not very important.

I don't consider faith important.

A strong connection to the divine.

More clarity and peace.

Minimal impact.

I don't engage in prayer or meditation.

A balanced sense of well-being.

As tests of faith.

As opportunities for spiritual growth.

As random hardships.

As evidence of divine absence.

As part of life’s natural challenges.

Yes, everything is purposeful.

Mostly, with some exceptions.

Sometimes, but not always.

Rarely, events are mostly random.

No, things happen randomly.

Through prayer and spiritual support.

By seeking spiritual guidance.

Through personal reflection.

I don't seek comfort spiritually.

A mix of spiritual and personal methods.

Yes, wholeheartedly.

I believe in some form of continuation.

I'm uncertain.

No, I don't believe in an afterlife.

I believe the concept varies.

Extremely important, it's central to my faith.

Very important, I strive to forgive.

Somewhat important.

Not particularly important.

I find it challenging to forgive.

Yes, always.

Often, but not always.

Sometimes.

Rarely.

Never, I don't believe in a higher purpose.

I receive clear messages.

I sense subtle guidance.

It's hard to tell.

I don't believe in divine communication.

I think communication is metaphorical.

Yes, regularly.

Sometimes, when I can.

Rarely.

Never, I prefer solitary practices.

I find community gatherings unimportant.

I seek answers to strengthen my faith.

I accept them as part of my journey.

I struggle to reconcile them.

I dismiss them and move on.

I explore different beliefs.

It's a vital part of my daily routine.

I pray when I need guidance.

I rarely pray.

I don't believe in prayer.

I use meditation instead of prayer.

They complement each other.

Faith often guides my reasoning.

Reason takes precedence over faith.

They are entirely separate.

I struggle to balance them.

Yes, in the way that's best for me.

Mostly, but not always.

Sometimes, depending on the request.

Rarely, most prayers go unanswered.

No, I don't believe prayers are answered.

They are sacred and guide my life.

They offer valuable lessons.

They are interesting but not essential.

I don't find them relevant.

I interpret them metaphorically.

Divine faith and belief.

Spiritual community support.

Personal meditation and reflection.

I rely on my own resilience.

A combination of belief and personal effort.

Yes, everything is predetermined.

To some extent, but I have free will.

I believe mostly in free will.

No, I don't believe in destiny.

I'm unsure about destiny or fate.

It's fundamental to how I connect with others.

It plays a significant role.

It's present but not dominant.

I keep spirituality separate from relationships.

I rarely think about spirituality in relationships.

Yes, I have witnessed them.

I believe they are possible.

I'm skeptical about miracles.

I don't believe in miracles.

I think miracles are natural phenomena.

To fulfill a divine plan.

To seek happiness and fulfillment.

To make a positive impact on others.

Life has no inherent purpose.

Each person creates their own purpose.

Yes, it builds character and faith.

Sometimes, depending on the situation.

Not particularly, it's just part of life.

No, suffering is purely negative.

I'm unsure about its significance.

With prayer and community gatherings.

Through personal reflection and gratitude.

I don't particularly celebrate them.

I mark them in my own unique way.

I prefer not to acknowledge milestones.

Absolutely, my actions reflect my faith.

To a large extent.

Somewhat, but not significantly.

Not really, my spiritual state is separate.

I believe actions have no impact.

Through regular spiritual practices.

By studying spiritual texts.

Through life experiences.

I don't actively seek it.

Through teaching and helping others.