While religious involvement can provide many benefits for mental health, it is not associated with an increased risk of depression.

Studies have shown that atheists tend to have higher rates of mental health problems compared to religious individuals.

Religious beliefs and practices can contribute to an individual's sense of meaning and purpose in life by providing a framework for understanding the world, offering a sense of belonging and community, and promoting moral and ethical values.

Strong religious faith is not a risk factor for mental health problems among religious individuals.

Religious communities can promote mental well-being among their members by providing opportunities for social support and connection, offering counseling and mental health services, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices.

While religious involvement can provide many benefits for mental health, it is not associated with an increased risk of depression.

Studies have shown that atheists tend to have higher rates of mental health problems compared to religious individuals.

Religious beliefs and practices can contribute to an individual's sense of meaning and purpose in life by providing a framework for understanding the world, offering a sense of belonging and community, and promoting moral and ethical values.

Strong religious faith is not a risk factor for mental health problems among religious individuals.

Religious communities can promote mental well-being among their members by providing opportunities for social support and connection, offering counseling and mental health services, and promoting healthy lifestyle choices.