Do you still follow a religion you grew up in?

[VioletVortex]

In a sense. I've always rebelled against Christianity (the widely accepted "standard" religion where I live). I wasn't raised religiously but I've always been against Christainity, and instead, I've always found myself drawn towards darker things.

 

[Ken Ewald]

In a sense. I've always rebelled against Christianity (the widely accepted "standard" religion where I live). I wasn't raised religiously but I've always been against Christainity, and instead, I've always found myself drawn towards darker things.

For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?

 

[Ken Ewald]

In a sense. I've always rebelled against Christianity (the widely accepted "standard" religion where I live). I wasn't raised religiously but I've always been against Christainity, and instead, I've always found myself drawn towards darker things.

or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?

 

[Covellite]

or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?

Some people don't believe is soul exchange, some do.
I think it's all about how to express your true self, or just to be who you really are.
That's the only way, IMO, to feel Okay.

Best wishes

 

[syo]

No. At school I was taught Christianity, I was supposed to become a Christian but I abandoned Christianity when I graduated.

 

[-Peacemaker-]

I grew up a deist. I was anti Christian, hated everything about it. Through a set of circumstances I lost everything I had and no where else to turn. Out of despair I cried out to whatever God that was out to reveal him or herself to me. I thought it was Jesus that answered