Editor's Note: This just in from a brave young lady. We congratulate her and wish her all the best in her new life outside the religion.
"Hi John and Corky; Just found your website, interesting reading.
I was brought up a Christadelphian and was duly baptised. I left in (withheld) in my early 20's. I was totally ill equipped for the normal world (I nearly wrote outside world). As I had spent most of my life actively avoiding TV, magazines and socializing with non-believers, I had no social support and no social skills.
It was a very bumpy ride, to actively and
consciously switch my brain on, and develop skeptical thinking skills. For
a long time I had a recurring anxiety dreams of sitting in a memorial
meeting without my hat on.
I've made many mistakes along the way, but hopefully I've learned from them. But I know it has all been worth it, to see my 2 children enjoying their life without the burden of guilt. I have had a hard time to getting rid of those memories.
I've made many mistakes along the way, but hopefully I've learned from them. But I know it has all been worth it, to see my 2 children enjoying their life without the burden of guilt. I have had a hard time to getting rid of those memories.
I wish you luck with helping others to regain their free
thought and lives."
(Name withheld by the editors.)
Please send us your deconversion story; it will give hope and encouragement to others. Email: Ex-Christadelphians@Hotmail.com
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