What made you give up on Jesus?

[Homeless Nutter]

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[Fidel_Castronaut]

I think you mean ex-Christians, right?

Has it been determined whether or not you are real yet?

I poed a bit earlier.

God at times makes little to no sense to me, but I still have Christian faith and am trying to sort it all out

So that thread you started on the questions sub forum was simply to waste our time or did you really mean the silly things you said?

Hmm.

[Catholic_Lady]

One thing that made me question the whole religion thing is that when I was growing up my older brother sassed off to my parents, told them God was stupid, and was pretty into "New-agey" stuff like buddhism and fantasy novels.

My parents were convinced he had a "demon" in him, and thus locked him away in his room, and they prayed either in the room, or outisde it. He was grounded in every sense of the word.

My younger brother and I were forbidden to talk to him, and I was punished for doing so.

He eventually "repented" and convinced my parents of his renewal to Christianity. For some reason though, he never set foot in a church after he graduated from high school.

To this day I have my doubts if it was an actual demon which made him question the faith, and not just his own intellect doing what it does naturally.

Yep, still poeing.

[drfuzzy]

One thing that made me question the whole religion thing is that when I was growing up my older brother sassed off to my parents, told them God was stupid, and was pretty into "New-agey" stuff like buddhism and fantasy novels.

My parents were convinced he had a "demon" in him, and thus locked him away in his room, and they prayed either in the room, or outisde it. He was grounded in every sense of the word.

My younger brother and I were forbidden to talk to him, and I was punished for doing so.

He eventually "repented" and convinced my parents of his renewal to Christianity. For some reason though, he never set foot in a church after he graduated from high school.

To this day I have my doubts if it was an actual demon which made him question the faith, and not just his own intellect doing what it does naturally.

Yep, still poeing.

Darn.  I thought, for a second, he was actually acting like a decent human being.  My bad.  

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

and was pretty into "New-agey" stuff like buddhism and fantasy novels.

You realize that Buddhism is several centuries older than Jesusism, right?

Boru

[Cyberman]

What made me give up on Jesus? People like True Christian.

No, just kidding. I've never been sold on that shit in my life. It literally never factored into my upbringing.

[Cecelia]

What made me give up on Jesus?

It was a gradual process. The first question that came to mind was "Why doesn't God want gay people to get married?" It never made any sense to me. Then I started reading the bible, and realizing just how ridiculous a lot of it sounds. God kills people for all sorts of reasons. He didn't sound like a god that I wanted to worship. In fact he didn't sound like a god that existed at all. The more I looked into events of the bible, the more I started questioning it's veracity. I realized a lot of what I believed about my religion wasn't true.

To me, Jesus couldn't logically be based on a true story because he endorsed the old testament, which simply could not have happened.

[Edwardo Piet]

I have never been a Christian. I never gave up on him because I never followed him in the first place.

[Nay_Sayer]

To all the Christian members of the forum,

What was it that made you decide Christianity just wasn't worth it? What "proved" to you that God isn't real? I am still a Christian, just sort of a "Doubting Thomas" at times.

Thanks !

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[Nay_Sayer]

One thing that made me question the whole religion thing is that when I was growing up my older brother sassed off to my parents, told them God was stupid, and was pretty into "New-agey" stuff like buddhism and fantasy novels.

My parents were convinced he had a "demon" in him, and thus locked him away in his room, and they prayed either in the room, or outisde it. He was grounded in every sense of the word.

My younger brother and I were forbidden to talk to him, and I was punished for doing so.

He eventually "repented" and convinced my parents of his renewal to Christianity. For some reason though, he never set foot in a church after he graduated from high school.

To this day I have my doubts if it was an actual demon which made him question the faith, and not just his own intellect doing what it does naturally.

Yep, still poeing.

Yet the bitter irony is his posts are barely iindistinguishable from yours.