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Religious OCD, also called scrupulosity, is a form of obsessive-compulsive disorder centered around religious or moral fears.
Someone experiencing religious OCD may constantly worry about:
These fears often create cycles of anxiety, compulsive prayer, reassurance-seeking, confession, mental checking, or repeated repentance.
Religious OCD is not a sign of weak faith or spiritual failure. It is an anxiety disorder that attaches intense fear and meaning to religious or moral concerns.
Dig Deeper: Religious OCD vs Faithful Obedience in Mormonism
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