aldar
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well get all the good advice you can, but in the end, your going to have to do whats in your heart.I haven't visited this website in over 3 months.. I guess there were a lot of reasons for me to stay away.. I no longer wanted to be a Christian.
Tracking back a bit, I was born into a Christian family, but one who never visited church or had anything to do with God or the Church except the fact that they labelled themselves Christians. In my own time I classified myself as an Atheist, but wanting faith reverted back to Christianity about a year ago. By August this year I thought I had 100% faith in God. The other christian whom I told this manipulated me and used me, with no regard for my feelings. I won't state exactly what happened, except that I was one of the lucky women who escape.
Since then I have decided I no longer have faith in Christianity for several reasons which I will explain:
1. When I left this site I did so because I felt that the majority of the community were purely focusing on one goal only: get to heaven. I disliked this, it is not what having a religion is about. Although I am still unclear as to the actual PURPOSE of having a religion such as Christianity or any other for that matter I know that it is not that.
2. The Christians whom I met have never acted like Christians, it was a label they gave themselves. Especially one person in particular, who made me re-think even more and made some doubts in Christianity even more profound.
3. I don't feel that I need a faith. I'm happy as I am, I'm perfectly fine, going through life and having my own goals and targets without having heaven at the end of it all. For one thing I do not want to live on forever, what is the point? There can never be enough to do that could last forever, and even with a heaven, and a God it does still not make like purposeful!
4. I want to make my own choices about my beliefs and feelings, not ones based on some book who's history and author people are not entierly sure of!
5. I want to live every moment of life, do what I want, by all means still be a good person, but not feel restricted by a book, and a God who can show me no PHYSICAL signs that he exists.
Just hoping for some Christian input here, feel free to ask questions, comment etc. Do you think this is the right decision for me?
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