strangeloop

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  1. lol
  2. Exactly! For me it all boils down to human interaction and love. I had a real connection with so many people through my activity in mormonism. It's nice to know that Im not the only former member that feels this way.
  3. Hi Pam Your reply gives me a lot of hope. I don't expect most to understand, and I'm fine with that. I just want to get a feel for the overall reaction of the people on this site.As an ex-member,I don't think it's my place to attend if it's not deemed appropriate by current members, especially since I resigned. thanks again for your input :)
  4. Hello every one. Let me explain my situation before I pin down the issue about which I am seeking advise. I am what one might call an ex-mormon. I know that "ex-mormon" carries a lot of negative connotations with it, rest assured, none of those apply to me. I resigned simply because I realized that I wasn't being honest with myself. No matter how much I seemed to put into affirming the faith for myself, I would still come up empty. I decided that I had better start from where I was really at. I have started a life based off of what resonates with me; taking personal experience coupled with intense soul searching. I don't know If I'll ever return to the LDS faith, but I will never criticize someone for belonging to it. In fact I find that I get along best with LDS people. Many of the principles in life that I hold most important are the same ones that Most of you hold important: Love, Charity, Honesty, Creating strong family ties, Understanding, etc... This brings me to my dilemma. I enjoy so much the structure of the LDS church. The LDS church is a powerful thing and has the potential to improve the quality of peoples lives everywhere. I enjoyed church attendance as I felt like I was strengthening and being strengthened by like minded people. I love the people in this church and still feel a strong connection with them despite differing beliefs. This brings me to my dilemma: Should I reconnect with my former faith despite not believing the same way as those in it? I am not looking to "convert" anyone to my way of thinking. I simply wish to mingle with people that I love who share many of the same ideals. Thanks for any advise you might offer. Lex (I hope that nothing that I posted has been offensive. If so I apologize as it was not my intent.)