
I’m not a redditor. But it’s great to know that someone on that site shares my view so clearly.
I know it can be hard. But it gets better. Trust me on that one. Like you said, I can’t speak for anybody else. But for me the years of silence are something valuable. I learned a lot about religion, and about why I didn’t submit to it. I learned to value life, and to identify unreasonable and dogmatic thinking.
I was an underground skeptic while in the army, which in my country is very religious. I was about your age. I used to go to church, and then during the night I would read the verses that the priest ‘interpreted’ during mass, only I did it within the context of the bible.
I guess what I’m trying to say is that I took advantage of the situation. I used my hiding atheist phase to learn, to study and to think. Try to see the bright side.
Oh and did I mention that it gets better? Seriously, don’t forget that.
Be reasonable
Fight the faith
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