My Story of Thoughtfully Seeking

Raised Jewish, became Atheist, became 
Christain, earned my PhD

My story is an eventful one. I was a chief among sinners. A chief among doubters. A chief among haters. I did not go quietly, but I did find truth.
Some people say truth is relative, or perceptions are reality. That is a lie. 

From my study of the brain and how thoughts work, I can tell you for sure that perceptions are just perceptions: interpretations of truth.

What is relative is your perspective. Your perspective is just your brain's best attempt at understanding truth. It may 'feel' like truth to you, but feelings are no more equal with truth than taste is with nutritional value. 
Some people think we just believe about God what we are taught by our parents. 

While of course our parents greatly influence our worldview, you can choose for yourself what you will study, what you will learn, what you will seek.

I was raised in a secular house with some faint appearance of Judaism. But I chose to study Judaism and eventually had my Bar Mitzvah.

That did not prevent me from straying far from God for the next several years...deep into a lonely, hedonistic, hateful, deceit filled life that left me worse than empty...depleted and lost. When I finally broke free from that life, it was like being awoken from a coma. 

I didn't know who I was, who my friends where, who my family was, what I was doing with my life, or even how I got here. At the age of 18, I was virtually starting over.

And start over I did. Eventually 'trying out Jesus' and later realizing He is who He says He is. For a seemingly atheistic, secular Jew, that was a lot to swallow.

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Your Life Can Change, but You Must Act
There is hope. There always was.