Keeping Morals in a Godless World
Morality is often tied to religion. Many people grow up being taught that right and wrong come from a divine
Exploring Belief, Questioning Faith, Embracing Reason.
Morality is often tied to religion. Many people grow up being taught that right and wrong come from a divine
Some conversations stay with you forever. Telling my parents I was done with religion was one of those moments. It
When I was younger, I didn’t question it. I believed faith healing was real. I thought prayers could cure diseases,
Healthcare isn’t just about medicine. It’s also shaped by culture, family, and belief systems. Religion, for many, plays a central
Many parents want their children to grow up kind, curious, and thoughtful. For some, that means stepping away from religious
Not every change of belief comes with a loud announcement. For many, stepping away from Christianity is something done slowly,
For a long time, my identity was rooted in faith. Decisions were made through prayer. Doubts were silenced with scripture.
When I began stepping away from religion, I started to notice something I hadn’t paid much attention to before. Even
For years, I believed that goodness came from above. That morality had to be rooted in divine authority, or it
There wasn’t one big moment. No dramatic collapse. No lightning bolt of clarity. Just a slow, quiet shift that started