RE: How long did it take for you to deconvert? What made you change your mind?
August 1, 2015 at 10:01 pm
(This post was last modified: August 1, 2015 at 10:03 pm by hilary.)
Im an agnostic-atheist now. I "deconverted", as you put it, in a time frame of about a month and a half. But before this I was very skeptical, I was doubting alot of the things my faith had taught me. Even as a child I knew something had to be wrong with this thing I called "christianity"/"catholicism". One of the many questions I had was: If god was so great, why didnt he simply fix everything? No one to this day has answered this sufficiently, I presume because the real answer is that there is no god.
But in short:
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Perfectly put!
But in short:
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(August 1, 2015 at 8:31 am)Chad32 Wrote: This is one thing that bugs me. Truth is something that holds up to scrutiny. Truth does not fear questioning. When someone tells you something is so, and then makes the act of questioning a major crime or insult to it, that's a red flag. Whether it's the devil or not, if an idea doesn't hold up well to scrutiny, it isn't worth keeping.
Perfectly put!
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