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I don't know if this is the correct section, or even place to talk about this, so I'm sorry in advance.
This is also a reply I made to another thread, but I thought I'd be interesting to write my own little journal on here.
I was raised Catholic, I never demonstrated interest in that since I was born.
Since 12, I started considering myself an atheist, but at 14, I had a very strange experience, which completely shuttered my views.
I then studied religions online, and started making myself a lot of questions. Initially tracted into Christianity again, I never really baited in too much, but I started talking to God from time to time.
At 18, I completely changed my mind again, and I interested myself into the occult and left-hand paths. Not even a couple months later, I repudiated my actions, and decided to abandon left-hand paths forever.
For a year or so, I considered myself an agnostic, and spent a lot of time studying philosophy. That helped me a lot, letting me not only understand how things are so interlaced, but also giving me other point of views on everything spiritual.
Since I year, I felt called to Christianity again, and I'm still pursuing this path, though I don't consider myself religious, but a spiritual adventurer. With Christianity principles in mind, I feel like I have a lot of things to discover, so I'm open about non-Christian knowledge and I always try to integrate it in my life, though I guard myself from certain practices.
This is also a reply I made to another thread, but I thought I'd be interesting to write my own little journal on here.
I was raised Catholic, I never demonstrated interest in that since I was born.
Since 12, I started considering myself an atheist, but at 14, I had a very strange experience, which completely shuttered my views.
I then studied religions online, and started making myself a lot of questions. Initially tracted into Christianity again, I never really baited in too much, but I started talking to God from time to time.
At 18, I completely changed my mind again, and I interested myself into the occult and left-hand paths. Not even a couple months later, I repudiated my actions, and decided to abandon left-hand paths forever.
For a year or so, I considered myself an agnostic, and spent a lot of time studying philosophy. That helped me a lot, letting me not only understand how things are so interlaced, but also giving me other point of views on everything spiritual.
Since I year, I felt called to Christianity again, and I'm still pursuing this path, though I don't consider myself religious, but a spiritual adventurer. With Christianity principles in mind, I feel like I have a lot of things to discover, so I'm open about non-Christian knowledge and I always try to integrate it in my life, though I guard myself from certain practices.