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Sometimes the journey out of faith is as much about asking the right questions as anything else. If you are going to let go of what you have always believed, you should have thought through it well. Leaving out of anger, frustration or spite really won't provide you the kind of life that you probably want. Consider the questions below and then continue the discussion with an email to us or online discussions that will build over time on this site. Leaving is tough enough, make sure to start out well.
Questions to Ponder
Your Past Journey
Questions about what led you to this place in your life
- When do you first remembering being a person of faith and was it your choice or someone else's?
- Why did you make that choice or did you even?
- How do you feel about that choice now?
- What joys and happiness did your faith bring you and why? What are the positive parts of faith in your life?
- What pains did your faith bring you and why? How do those pains impact your life today?
Your Current Journey
Questions about what you are dealing with currently
- When did you realize you were no longer that person of faith you had grown accustomed to being? What changed things?
- Where is there discontinuity between your beliefs and the world you are experiencing around you?
- What new ideas have you discovered or considered that bring discomfort to your long held beliefs? What keeps you from exploring this discomfort?
- What happens if you begin to let go of your long held beliefs? What brings you fear and/or joy in this possibility?
- Who around you can help you
Your Future Journey
Questions about what you really want in life
- What have your beliefs kept you from experiencing that is of interest in your life?
- How can you experience some of these things in life in a way that is healthy and good?
- Who do you want to be close with in life that can continue to support you in seeking what is true and good?
- How could you help others who are caught in a belief system that is holding them captive in some way that they want to escape?
- What is keeping you from continuing to examine potential false beliefs that you still hold ont
"He who asks a question may be a fool for five minutes. He who does not ask remains a fool forever." Old Proverb
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