How do contemporary college students treat religious beliefs correctly?

The spread of religious beliefs among college students should be prohibited. Because college students are psychologically immature, they are easily confused. When college students are confused, depressed or not understood, they usually choose religious belief. However, the gathering activities of religion for new entrants are intensive, and they will keep new entrants in a religious atmosphere and contact with other people and ideas outside religion as little as possible until their beliefs are initially finalized. This is actually a brainwashing process. The belief concept formed by college students in this situation is actually not entirely voluntary, but a habit formed after a period of gentle coercion. This habit will be strengthened if you participate in church activities frequently in the future, and will be weakened if you don't contact religion for a long time. However, there are various religious gatherings that link them together, and it is difficult to get rid of them after joining. This is not a road that college students will choose by themselves. It will be more voluntary to wait until they are more mature.