Trust in the character of god and mental health

Mental health carries epistemological implications to the extent that positions are adopted that vary from favourable positions (such as a "state of complete well-being") or negative, even if it is admitted, that the concept is broader than the absence of mental illnesses. The relationship between the levels of mental health, and the interpretations of beliefs about the character of God and his confidence in him, of persons belonging to communities of Christian foundation will be identified. The study was conducted with 215 regular members of different religious communities of Christian foundation, was developed under the quantitative approach, with descriptive level and transversal scope. The analysis is led to the phenomenon of religious or spiritual practice since for the authors, people belonging to religious communities are not exempt from this panorama. Results. There is a high presence of mental health and trust in God. Similarly, it was found there is a tendency to have high confidence in the character of God regardless of the years that people have been in the church. There is still a broad spectrum of questions, possibilities and challenges that loom over this study. However, it advances in an empirical line of description of realities that allow us to make visible some theoretical conceptions of studies that precede it.