How to Become a non-Christian

Once you've deconverted, there are a few things you should keep in mind. 

We cover the last two fears: Fear #21: You'll Miss the Rapture Fear #22: Ending Your Relationship With Jesus Then we revisit the formula and the final preparations.

Fear #18: The Bible Really IS Magic Fear #19: You Will Go to Hell Fear #20: God Has Chosen You to NOT Believe  

We cover four fears in this episode: Fear #14: You Will Be Punished Fear #15: You Will Live in Despair Fear #16: Being Seen as a Bad Person Fear #17: You Will Become One of Them. 

In this episode we cover  Fear #11: Having No Mission Assignment Fear #12: Leaving Prayer and Meditation Behind Fear #13: You Are Only Doing this to Pursue Sexual Sin

We finish up our fears that are real by talking about the fear of losing answers to our primal question. Then, before we get into fallacious fears, I go over a process that helps you retrain your brain. Then I dive into fallacious fears by explaining the first one: the fear that you will have to make your own decisions. 

This episode does cover how you can deal with the fear of your friends abandoning you, as well as the fear of financial impact, the fear of how to function in secular society, and the fear of being alone. 

Your family is one of the biggest roadblocks to becoming a non-Christian. There are two distinct paths to follow in this regard. One path for those of you who are still dependent upon your family, and another if you are not. 

In this episode we go over the three fears that make us stubborn about leaving the church:  1. You were fooled 2. You wasted all that time, and  3. You fooled OTHER people and wasted THEIR time.

In this episode we look at the two last benefits (A standard for Morality and Eternal Life) and then delve into the Costs. What are the real costs of Christianity? They're even higher than you thought.

In this episode we reexamine the benefits that we touched on earlier.  1. Fellowship and Community 2. God as your Source of Goodness 3. Having a Mission Assignment 4. Having Something to Do 5. Having a Relationship with God, and  6. Answers to the Primal Questions

In this Episode we cover section 2 and 3. We learn about how religious ideas emerged from human history, and how they used the process of memetics to become a very effective trap. The we introduce the concept of "The Formula."

In this first episode, we will talk about who you are, why you are a Christian, and where you fit on the spectrum of Christianity.