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Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:45 am
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 10:00 am
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Fairyfly I feel horribly guilty, because I'm teaching these kids things that I don't believe. Even with a very liberal interpretation, I can't escape some of the crap that's in the Bible/accepted church doctrine. For instance, we're all sinful and can't hope to save ourselves, sexual "purity" until marriage is the only option, talking to invisible guys in the sky is a good way to heal your dying grandmother, you should evangelize, etc. I don't suppose anyone has any suggestions for extricating myself from this unhappy situation? I've been in your situation. Send a friends request if you'd like to discuss this at length, then send me a PM.
In brief: the earlier you "come out," the happier you'll be five years from now; quit the church mentoring/kid brainwashing especially. The short-term'll be decidedly rough, but a few more months of comfort isn't worth regretting your actions for the rest of your life. 'Specially not when you meet a kid you brainwashed five years from now and they've become college-aged evangelist brainwashers themselves.
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 5:36 pm
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