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>What made you believe Christianity is false?
I feel like it all starded when I joined the catholic church. I always believed in God because that was what I was taught and I never questioned it because it made sense. But then I became an altar boy. I was influenced by this good friend I had at the time. We would be playing and then out of a sudden he would say he had to go because he had to go to church. So one day I went to church with my mom and I saw him in the altar, he was an altar boy. I don't why, I guess I was jealous, but I also became an altar boy. And it turns out it was really fun, at first. Then I was aborbed by the catholic church so to speak. I can't say for sure how many years I spend there, but at first it was fun. I think it's because I was not thinking about the religion, I was just living it, but once I started to really read the bible, you know? To really read the bible for my own and also to start to have contact with other people outside the catholic church, and my family, and my neighbourhood. I feel like my mind was being expanded or I was gaining real knowledge about the world and people. At some point very early on, someone showed me the hidden symbols that are everywhere, but we can't see. The all seeing eyes, the piramids, the square and compass, etc. Someone did teach me about the occult. I was amazed. I looked to the church I could see all this weird symbols that were hidden from me. All of a sudden I started to question all the symbology I was seeing inside the church. This gave me hunger for knowledge. I started to study even harder about the nature of the church and the bible and the saints and satan and all which is spiritual. This took more than a decade. I started with 13 and now I'm 30. It took me 17 years to be where I'm now. I still believe in God in the sense that I believe in a creator. But I don't believe in the dogmas anymore. God is not like the catholic churhc tell us. I feel like God gave us life, yes.
