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I'm not Catholic, and left Christianity, for a whole raft of reasons.
I'll start with Christianity- to me, the whole notion of a 'son of God' is baffling, given God only ever sent messengers before, and it seems that even Jesus himself (as) did, as is evidenced by the NT itself, not consider himself to be divine or in any way anything other than a mortal messenger. Plus given the massive inconsistencies in the Biblical narrative, of which tampering and additions are little more than solid fact, it would seem that the basis on which Christians of all stripes base their assertions is massively shaky.
I'll start with Christianity- to me, the whole notion of a 'son of God' is baffling, given God only ever sent messengers before, and it seems that even Jesus himself (as) did, as is evidenced by the NT itself, not consider himself to be divine or in any way anything other than a mortal messenger. Plus given the massive inconsistencies in the Biblical narrative, of which tampering and additions are little more than solid fact, it would seem that the basis on which Christians of all stripes base their assertions is massively shaky.