Whether certain beliefs can be integrated into modern society often depends on multiple factors, including the nature of the belief, whether the values held by the belief conflict with the core values of modern society, and the tolerance and openness of society. 1. **The nature of belief**: Some beliefs may emphasize traditional, conservative or exclusive ideas, which may conflict with the values of equality, tolerance and diversity advocated by modern society. In contrast, some more open and flexible beliefs may be more able to adapt and integrate into modern society. 2. **Social tolerance**: Different societies have different degrees of acceptance of beliefs. Some societies are open to diverse cultures and beliefs and can better accept and integrate different beliefs; while other societies may be repulsive to non-mainstream beliefs. 3. **The attitude of the younger generation**: Young people in modern society tend to be more open-minded, and more and more people are looking for personalized beliefs and values. If certain beliefs can adapt to these changes, they may find new space for development. 4. **Technology and globalization**: The technology and globalization trends in modern society have made exchanges between different cultures, ideas and beliefs more frequent, which provides some beliefs with opportunities to connect with modern society. In conclusion, some faiths may face challenges in integrating into modern society, but this is not absolute. Through adaptation and change, many faiths can find the possibility of integrating into modern society. The understanding and practice of faith is often a dynamic process that can change with the development of time and environment.