Charis has distanced herself from Christianity, citing the violent imagery present in the Bible, which she finds troubling. She reflects on the numerous sacrifices and the emphasis on bloodshed that permeate the text. Charis believes that Cain's offering of vegetables deserved God's approval, as she perceives the excessive focus on slaughter and suffering as deeply unsettling.

After abandoning Christianity, Charis explored Eastern religions, finding herself drawn to Buddhism initially. However, her disillusionment grew when she learned about the punitive aspects associated with different hells in Buddhist teachings. This experience led her to conclude that many faiths prioritize punishment over peace and serenity.