It's Amazing!!

As long as you believe in something, that makes it real for you. I feel very peaceful when I'm in church and after I leave. I will miss going every weekend now that grandson has made First Holy Communion. Future daughter in law was Baptized, make Communion and Comfirmation so she could be married in a Catholic Church because I raised my children in the Catholic religion. I am so very proud of her. She is a welcome addition to our family.

 

Holly, I found the same thing to be true. I was raised Southern Baptist, but learned I was part Jewish when I was 21 years old. It wasn't until about 10 years later when I began really questioning why I believed the things I believed that I really began to understand things. Many of us believe what we do because that is what we are taught as a child. There is nothing wrong with this. I would never try to change anyone from what they believe in their hearts to be truth. For me, I started meeting people of other religions and beliefs. I asked myself the tough questions and as a self-proclaimed historian and history buff, I began researching through historical eyes and learning all I could. I feel freer now and have a better understanding of things.