God fucking damnit Tampa . <| sep |> Alright , I ' m online now . Will your ign be the same as your Omega Ruby ? <| sep |> discourageavoid having users patrol the forum , especially when it is repetitive and doesn ' t contribute to the discussion . I would just outright inhibit users to talk about the rediquitte in a repeated manner . just say ewk ffs and drop the voldemort bs . don ' t worry , ur not alone . alot of people just need to air their grievances instead of beating around the bush . referring to him as ' users ' is just silly . considering we are here to discuss the soul of man i ' m surprised so many people pretend we ' re not all reading between the lines . <| sep |> If you remember , Maggie completely turned away from faith after her her dad and Beth died . On the way to Washington Father Gabriel asked her something about it and she said that her dad was religious and she used to be . But at the end of that season her , Sasha , and Gabriel prayed in the church . I think she gained a lot of hope back with Alexandria . And now it looks like Glenn ' s death actually brought her closer to her faith , or at least didn ' t turn her away from it . So it can go both ways . Carol , too . In the beginning of the series she was very faithful , but I think she lost it after Sophia died . It was just last season that she started to come back to it when reality caught up with her as far as what she has done to survive and how different she is from what she used to be . I ' m not sure about Sasha , I know she ' s prayed with Maggie twice but I don ' t think she ' s ever talked about it . Anyway , my point is that it depends on the person and the situation . Some would be turned away from faith by the horrible eventslosses , and some would be brought closer to it . And as with Maggie and Carol , you might see a little bit of both from the same person at different times .