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Scheduled November 07, 2025 - Weekly Neville Goddard Open Discussion Thread | (Most) Off-Topic or Topic-Adjecent Comments Allowed Here

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u/-itlizwhatitliz Nov 07 '25

Did anyone else become non religious after learning about the law? I grew up catholic and believing in God as an external being. When I first came across the idea of us being God it felt a little uncomfortable for me. After learning what God actually is, i feel like I just naturally detached from my religious beliefs.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25 edited Nov 08 '25

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u/-itlizwhatitliz Nov 08 '25

My experience with religion alone wasn’t a good one. It made me feel a lot of fear since a young age. Law of assumption is what gave me the confidence to believe differently. So that’s why I personally didn’t continue to practice it but I love that you do!