- Contrary to popular belief, not all Goths subscribe to the religion of Satanism, Christianity or any other popular belief system. Goths are very open-minded and accepting about other people's religious beliefs.
- Some Goths embrace the darker side of Pagan religions such as Wicca or Druidry, others may follow Eastern religions like Buddhism or Hinduism, or even adopt aspects from various world religions.
- Some Goths even create their religions and spirituality based on their interests, such as ancient Egyptian or Norse mythology.
-Many modern Goths reject organized religion, but most are spiritual and believe in some higher power.
Ethical and Moral Beliefs of Goths
- Goths are usually kind and compassionate people who believe in kindness, equality and justice.
- They strongly oppose racism, homophobia, sexism and other forms of prejudice and discrimination.
- They usually are involved in various forms of social activism, volunteering, and charity work to help others and make a positive impact on society.
- Many Goths also adopt a plant-based diet or avoid eating certain animals due to ethical concerns over the treatment of animals.
- They are also strong supporters of environmental protection, animal rights and other causes that promote positive change in the world.