are psychomancers generally inclined towards religion? if yes, what kind? or does it depend more on their specific upbringing?
not at all, it's simply that religious organizations are the ones that tend to conjure them.
this is mostly due to the fact that in order to summon a psychomancer, you need a massive group of psychics that all use the same energy since birth. that explains the 'organization' part.
though, it doesn't explain the religious aspect. there are quite a number of psychic cults that would technically be capable of summoning a psychomancer...
well, what they're missing is idolization.
the majority of psychic cults know that psychomancers aren't gods, or messengers. they are just obscenely powerful. they know that power can create things beyond their imagination... but they also know it can destroy everything just as easily.
it's not a power any of them want to bring forth, unless the world was at stake.
...unfortunately, more religious organizations tend to look past their destructive nature, idolizing their overwhelming power and likening it to their gods. some believe that psychomancers will be their saviors, but some simply want to use that power for themselves.
either way, it does more harm than good. but that won't stop any of them.
as for psychomancers themselves, they tend to be very neutral. especially in their early years, they are desperate to absorb new information. they can tell when their world view is being stifled, and quickly grow bored of whoever is trying to force it on them.
so most cults fail to indoctrinate them into their beliefs, but some psychomancers actually stay with them simply because they don't know where else to go.
psychomancers are slaves to 'purpose', and not having it is a horrible, crushing feeling. some find purpose in places they don't want to be, simply because they feel there's no other place to find it.