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[Vampires/Christianity] Can Vampires be Christian?

Can a vampire be Christian?

Ok first of all, I ask about Christianity specifically because that’s what I am and I don’t know enough about other religions to discuss this question properly.

Cool, great, now, vampires.
In the fiction world, they’re typically seen as undead monsterised humans right? Once a human, “dies” or is “turned” and now they’re undead, but they still have their soul (I think) and are still who they once were.
So say a religious person (in this example, a Christian) gets turned?
Would that be possible? What would that mean for interactions with holy water or crucifixes?
Would they be able to resist such weaknesses of a vampire because they have a real faith? Or is their soul gone and replaced by a consciousness that just REMEMBERS the life of the body’s old soul?

It’s something I’m actually really curious about so I can’t wait to hear what your thoughts are!
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In most fiction works vampires \*are\* christian, in the sense that the know god exists, and that's why crosses repel them.

The thing is that they are damned in the eyes of god, so they won't be able to get to heaven.