I was a one time a christian and I thought that I was a non denominational christian, Then experiences that I was having in my life got me thinking about what I truly believed and I found that nieve and vulnerable were the two words that I labeled myself as and I realized that I was not as much of a christian as I thought I was and that there were stories in the bible that movies had been made from and there was a particular story of the woman who was turned into a pillar of salt that really truly bothered me because I truly did not believe the story and I felt that the writers of the bible had to have mixed fact with a lot of fiction and then I found that I was not a christian at all any longer and that I had made the best decision of my life when I decided that the belief system that it was just did not suit me as my life moved forward.

For lack of a better term I was a quasi-non-denominational evangelical Christian. I belonged to a group called the IFCA (Independent Fundamental Churches of America), typically branded as "Bible Churches". It wasn't a true denomination in the sense that all the churches were individually governed, although they did subscribe to the same doctrinal statement.

I was raised Baptist and changed to Presbyterian when I got married. (My mother thought it was a satan cult.) I actually was studying to be a missionary. I believed that all religions were just cultural understandings of the same thing. As I studied I realized that it was all politics and a means of population control.

In order: Catholic, Atheist (age 13 to 17), Catholic-Charismatic, Non-denominational Charismatic, Theist, and now Atheist for the last 15 or so years and never looked back again.

Raised Catholic (I’m 1/2 Italian). Can you guess why I’m here?

Well I am a deist (I believe God exists, but we don't have access to him), but it ha the same consequences on my life. I used to be an Evangelical Christian. Basically read the Bible, realized it's BS and left it.

I was Irish Catholic until I was about 6 or 7. And then I was semi practicing. As in my mom bought fish and chips of fridays. My grandparents took my to church until I said i didn't want to go anymore. My parents didn't care either way.