Just know if you are questioning it doesn’t mean you have to leave. I am a Christian but I do not go to church because of the way the people are. I still believe but I also do it the way I feel I need to not how others try to push it on me. I read the bible when I need and I pray when I need but I don’t let others ruin it for me

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if you're questioning leave. christianity is patriarchal brainwashing and will not help you grow as a person

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My grandma wanted me to be a Christian but I never got the calling. You could check out your closest unitarian universalist church, the demographics at the one I go to are mostly non-denominational/deconstructing/former Christian, Jewish, and Pagan.

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Hey there! I completely understand how doubt can creep in, even after years of faith. I've gone through similar struggles and felt lost for five years. But now in college, I see how God’s goodness shines through in my life. It's okay to question; faith is about trusting a God who has a perfect plan for us, even when we can’t see it. As Jeremiah 29:11 says, 'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.'

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I think it’s started to turn more to a business in some churches you have to find an actually good one fr

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Hey friend :) I had a lot of struggles and doubts too. If you ever want to talk, hit me up. I am a Christian and would be open to any kind of discussion with you. If you don’t want to, that’s okay too!

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I was raised evangelical Christian but I grew away from most aspects of the faith. I don’t go to church weekly or participate in traditional activities but I still believe in living the way Jesus lived and walking in kindness wherever you go.

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hey op! i was raised christian & had my fair share of doubts & questions as well. this led to me exploring other faiths (or potentially a lack of faith) & ultimately coming to the conclusion that islam was what i had been missing. it answered all my questions & just made everything make sense. & everything ive discovered abt it since then just confirms my decision. if u feel like islam is calling to u or ur just interested in talking more pls reach out, id love to discuss! :)

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I am currently in between rn. A lot of things have happened that has made me question my faith a lot lately but i am trying to mend my relationship with God. I would recommend reading parts of the Bible that fosters faith

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Well what are you questioning about the faith currently

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I could talk you, however I could give the flip if you’d like. I was an atheist for a while and became a christian in recent years.

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personally (as a person who grew up in a catholic school and is the daughter of a methodist pastor), i’ve just more distanced myself from organized religion. my parents don’t love the fact that i don’t actively go to church, but to me a relationship with christ is more important than the stupid rules christianity tries to enforce. you can still love Jesus, but you don’t HAVE to identify as a christian if you don’t want. OR you CAN still identify as christian, without all the extra nonsense.

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I quit Christianity my life went really downhill I came back to it and things have gotten much better I have a sense of community again

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Hi friend, dm me! I am a christian and serve at all different areas of my church. I would love to have a convo with you!

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Do not shy away. There are good seasons and bad seasons, but do not lose your faith no matter what

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As someone who constantly questions my faith, I say this. God exists, that is fact. Jesus exists, that is fact. How you choose to respond to that is up to you. But if God designed everything to a minute detail, that reasons that God is perfect. And if God is perfect, what reason have we to abandon a perfect being who proclaims and teaches the true way of life is to love (to be willing to sacrifice oneself for another)? It is your response to God. Choose what you will.

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