When someone has DID is their soul as fragmented as they are? We are 4 alters. The main one, J, has been saved for 33 years. The rest are not interested in Christianity at all. Is that a concern as far as salvation? I know it is a concern as far as behavior and what is seen as right or wrong. Help me please.

Hi, this is Candy Little, I am the webmaster of this website and I know just what you mean when you are asking this question. When I was first diagnosed D.I.D. our Christian alter was not the only one to have a Christian background and loved God so much. But as we discovered each other, we wondered the same thing. I mean would some of us go to Heaven and the others not. That much I cannot answer but as we healed through psychotherapy, every alter that was discovered eventually became Christian. It took a good ten years for everybody to believe and put their faith in God.
You might want to journal your thoughts and feelings so that when other alters read what is written, it will do two things; it will introduce the alters by sharing their feelings, thoughts, beliefs and hopefully they will all become Christians.
The important thing is to stay in therapy for that to happen and your alters can meet the Christian and learn how happy he/she is and they can see the light in them.
I hope this helps, maybe someone else will come along with more advice and thoughts on the matter.
Stay safe and if you ever need to talk to another survivor in private you are more than welcomed to send me a message and I will be happy to do what I can to help and maybe answer some more of your questions.
Stay safe.
Candy Littel

THank you!