How does the speaker in poem I never saw a moor feel about faith?

In the poem 'I Never Saw A Moor', Emily Dickenson is skeptical of faith and does not find personal spiritual resonance. She feels faith is too abstract, and has become a matter of societal convention rather than a genuine connection with the divine. The speaker finds solace and truth not in religious beliefs but in nature, simple interactions, and the mundane beauty of life.