The Church of the Pancake & other paths away from Christian Science
The following is a collection of contributions from members of the Ex-Christian Science Group about religious choices after Christian Science. I had the pleasure of.
I decided it was a totally toxic, dangerous mindset
By Jenny, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. I was born into a Christian Science home, but I began to have serious doubts after my.
If people were doing something different I internally judged them
By an anonymous Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. I felt God’s hand was in everything that unfolded for me. I couldn’t take a step without praying about.
I can just sit here and think it all better
By Heidi, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. I just spent eleven days alone in the remotest parts of Big Bend National Park on.
A Reflection of Perfection
By an anonymous Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. I was raised in Christian Science in Canada. We were a rare species! I was a fourth.
I’m a recovering Christian Scientist: Lilly’s Thoughts
By Lilly, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. Lilly is a pseudonym, to ensure anonymity. I’m a recovering Christian Scientist. There are many layers to shed, and.
Reshaping My Distorted Image of Doctors
By an anonymous Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. I went to the doctor for the first time when I was fourteen years old. Months.
I Had Prostate Cancer
By an anonymous Ex-Christian Scientist Group contributor. I was ailing. My son noticed and insisted I have a physical. A PSA blood test indicated.
I maintained appearances in order to please my parents
By Tessa, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. Tessa is a pseudonym, to ensure anonymity. I stayed with Christian Science out of family loyalty and.
I stepped away from Christian Science, as a test.
By Marie, an Ex-Christian Scientist Group Contributor. Marie is a pseudonym, to ensure anonymity. I stepped away from Christian Science, as a test..