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You actually don't have
to be religious to be struggling
with moral injury
or to get treatment.
I think for many people
that we see that are struggling
with moral injury,
they actually have disengaged
from spirituality
or disengaged from religion
because they feel like
they've done something
where they don't deserve that.
They don't deserve
to be part of a community
that they were once a part of
or they might feel like
they don't deserve to...
you know, to worship
God anymore.
And so I think people have
very different reactions
to what they did in war.
But but even,
you know, for many people, they
define themselves as spiritual
or really non-religious at all.
And they might
just have their own idea
of what those morals and values
mean to them.
So you definitely don't
have to be religious
to be struggling
with moral injury.