The Fruit Show.

Have you want to talk about this, the advice that you're getting from Mo about your Christianity.

Oh, yeah.

Mo may have dropped some knowledge during my most recent break where I was lamenting about my journey with Christianity.

And just to give you a quick backstories to my history with religion is

I grew up very religious. I grew up in the church. My parents were very involved. I was very involved.

I loved going to youth group. I was a certified Bible thumper for a good majority of my life. And I don't

say that to be derogatory. I just kind of look back and I go, wow, I was like probably seen as maybe like that weird um Jesus freak back in

the day but I just think it's because I had a really good relationship with spirituality and my faith

and it was a really positive part of my life for the most of it but I think just as I've gotten older

I just am just thinking critically as to where religion sits in my life and why do I believe certain

things can I really stand on business when asked about my faith and is it just because this is

what I've always believed that it just feels very natural to me and I can go into a whole

dissertation about it which I just won't and so basically the long story short of that is at the age of

28 I'm just at a weird crossroads where I am not sure

if I would identify as a Christian anymore. There's a weird part of me that wants to be on that

path. Like I don't want to change who I've been my entire life. I do not want to change the beliefs

I've had my entire life. But I just don't know if what I truly believe aligns of that anymore.

So I'm in kind of this weird position of trying to figure that out, but being really scared

to take those steps. And I'm scared to go back into church because I'm scared the second I walk back

into church, I will be confirmed in the fact that I don't believe anymore. And that's a really

scary thing to now have to reevaluate your life and your moral compass and just all those really annoying things that you

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