Processing Emotions After Mormonism
As your faith transition journey puts you through a wide range of emotions, consider some positive strategies to think new ways about emotions after Mormonism.
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As your faith transition journey puts you through a wide range of emotions, consider some positive strategies to think new ways about emotions after Mormonism.
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Dr. Ross Anderson maps a hopeful pathway through the challenges of a faith transition to arrive safely at a healthy new identity and spiritual home. From the 2018 Faith After Mormonism Conference.
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As you journey out of Mormonism, be patient with yourself. You’ve come a long way and God will see you through.
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People transitioning out of Mormonism face certain typical fears and regrets. God can be trusted with these challenges.
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Navigating a faith transition can feel a lot like going through the stages of grief – but there is hope at the end of the road.
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A journey to a healthy new faith means learning to deal with emotions like loss, anger, and fear.
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A caring mentor can help former Mormons cope with loss and rebuild their personal identity – apart from the LDS church.
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One issue many transitioning Mormons face is a sense of loss – and the grief that goes with it.
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Instead of just hoping you have done enough or are good enough, you can know with assurance that you are accepted by God.
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Anger is a normal feeling, but if it is not surrendered to the Holy Spirit, it can have destructive effects in our lives.
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When a person leaves Mormonism, much of his or her identity is stripped away. But we can build a new identity based on a relationship with God.
Read MoreMany former Mormons still want a relationship with Jesus, and are exploring the prospect of a new spiritual home in traditional, biblical Christianity. But that journey has challenges – emotional, relational, doctrinal, and cultural. This site compiles the best available resources to help.