This comprehensive guide empowers readers with a gentle, humorous, and loving approach, giving insightful tools to help recovering Christians release religious-based fears and beliefs. The author, a professional librarian and intuitive medium, interweaves science, learning theory, alternative history, and metaphysics to create a bigger picture--one that encourages a deeper connection with one's authentic self.
The author presents the reader with simple and understandable ways to release stress and well-engrained cognitive patterns. By reframing one's perceptions, one can ultimately celebrate the overall experience of leaving one's faith as a step towards honoring the growth of one's soul. In honoring one's true self, the reader learns to open his or her heart to greater love and compassion.
ForeWord Clarion Review "Readers will appreciate the abundant and interesting information....Various attention-getting expressions will also delight readers. Textual references to entries in the bibliography show evidence of extensive research, especially for the section about the history of Christianity. Those chapters will provide comfort to readers who feel uneasy about leaving that religion.... Even readers who will never again walk through the chapel doors may be able to bless them. With unconditional love, they will not need to hold a grudge against their original religion." Norma D. Kellam Originally reviewed as, "Blessing the Chapel Doors: A Guide to Letting Go of Relgious Guilt and Fear."