Learning to Trust Myself After Religion
For a long time, my identity was rooted in faith. Decisions were made through prayer. Doubts were silenced with scripture.
Author: Sean Davis
Faith-Based Laws and Secular Lives
When I began stepping away from religion, I started to notice something I hadn’t paid much attention to before. Even
Being Good Without a God
For years, I believed that goodness came from above. That morality had to be rooted in divine authority, or it
When I Realized I Didn’t Believe Anymore
There wasn’t one big moment. No dramatic collapse. No lightning bolt of clarity. Just a slow, quiet shift that started
Why I Don’t Fear Hell Anymore
There was a time in my life when the thought of hell kept me up at night. Not just in
Quotes and Reflections on Secular Love
Love Beyond Religion: A Rational and Humanist Perspective Love is one of the most profound and universal aspects of the
Talking About Religion at Work
Most of us spend a big part of our lives at work. We talk about weekend plans, hobbies, families—and sometimes,
Choosing Values Over Rules
For a long time, I thought following the rules made me a good person. I memorized them. I followed them.
Faith Didn’t Have the Answers I Needed
There was a time when I thought faith could answer everything. It offered comfort when I was lost, purpose when
What Therapy Taught Me About Forgiveness
Forgiveness used to feel like a word other people threw around. It sounded neat on paper, maybe something you say