Breaking Up with God: A Love Story | 
pickSentilles writes frankly about her gradual separation from Christianity. Starting with the familial yet vaguely romantic nature of her relationship with God, she discusses how learning more about the world and the Christian faith created a chasm. It was so easy to get into this one because a lot of the questions she had are the same ones I've asked over the years. The ending is a little wonky but understandable. I highly recommend this one.
Jennick2004 Sounds like something I could use towards the top of my TBR 💙 6y
OrangeMooseReads Sounds like something I might be interesting in. I‘m sure some of her questions are ones I‘ve too asked over the years. 6y
EchoLogical @SheliaMejia I finished and it blew me away! 6y
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Bookish.Leftist.Auntie @EchoLogical It sounds fascinating! Definitely on my TBR as it seems so fitting for where I am now. The more I have learned along the way, the more questions I have. 6y
EchoLogical @OrangeMooseReads @SheliaMejia I hope you ladies are able to read it. I think the best part about it is that after reading the book is knowing that I'm not alone in my feelings. Not to say I feel validated in my stance or anything but it eases a little bit of the unease I have... If that makes sense 😬 6y
Bookish.Leftist.Auntie @EchoLogical It definitely makes sense. It is not a comfortable thing to start seriously questioning faith you were raised to accept without question. 6y
