Medical Neglect in the Name of God – Part 1
OnRita Swan, the founder of C.H.I.L.D. Inc. is featured on this podcast from the Thinking Atheist. Here, she eloquently makes the case against the legal permissiveness of.
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OnBy Renee, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. I am a medical assistant at a health and wellness practice. Recently at work we started this.
Read MoreI was the worst daughter they ever saw
OnBy Sharon, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. I get upset and frustrated when I think of what my mother put herself and the rest.
Read MoreAlways think of God as your Father
OnBy Ex-Christian Science blogger, Hester Sebree. For more of her writing, check out Incredibly True Stories of Christian Science Healing. Christian Science isn’t always easy.
Read MoreThe Catholic Thing
OnThe following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science Group dealing with paranoia about Catholicism. My family had creepy stuff: manuals carefully transcribed.
Read MoreIt was our fault that my father died because we let him out of our ‘experience.’
OnBy Sharon, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. Christian Scientists have a lack of humanity, sympathy, empathy—whatever you want to call it—in the face of.
Read MoreWhat do people mean by the term ‘God’ anyway?
OnThe following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science collective about religious choices after Christian Science. I find it curious.
Read MoreGrowing up in Christian Science
OnThe following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science collective about growing up in Christian Science. It was very difficult to explain my.
Read MoreThey were trained to deny their affection
OnThe following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science collective about how death is ‘handled’ in Christian Science. When people do start to get.
Read MoreThe emotional pain can not be described.
OnBy Ann, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. In most Christian traditions, death can be seen as a mercy, where people find comfort in knowing.
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