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Reflect on a time when you questioned or challenged a belief or idea. What prompted your thinking? What was the outcome?

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Although questioning if God and Christ are real, when being taught that throughout life, is difficult it is essential for growth.

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Going to church every week early in my life.

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Going to church every week gave me a foundation of truths that I thought I knew.

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Telling about going when I am young will explain why it was such a struggle for me to challenge the ideas. I had been taught my whole life every week about these "truths"

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I started to hate church and started to not participate anymore.

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I would go to church because it was expected by my parents, but I did not really listen or participate. I would not go to church activities or read the scriptures. I avoided as much as I could.

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This supports my prompt of challenging my beliefs because it was the first time I had ever really not wanted to go or not cared.

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I decided to see if what I was being taught was true for myself. Through this I realized I do believe in God and Jesus Christ.

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I was in a bad place was probably starting to get depressed. I felt like something was missing. I was grumpy all the time and would never go do things with my friends. This is when I finally realized that I needed to know for myself and gain my own truths.

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Explains how through questions and asking I decided for myself what I believe in.

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I started to see growth in myself.

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I started to enjoy going to church. I believed what people were saying. I started to feel happier. That emptiness that I felt was no longer there. I had gained a testimony for truths I believed in.

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This is the aftermath of my journey through questioning what I had been taught my whole life.