My life , Religion and Mark Hamilton

When I was just a little tyke I remember my mother would take us (my two sisters and I ,my brother was too young at that time) to Church Sunday School and would return later to pick us up after we had spent a few hours there learning about Jesus Christ as near as I can remember.That was my earliest experience with the religious world. I think my mother told me at one time that we were Methodist,what ever that was?Fast Forward 20 years,around this point and time my younger brother had gotten involved in a Christen Bible Chapell after he had been involved with drugs for some years(I think that was common in the 70’s)My brother was always harping on me to join his church I so finally tried it one time but felt very uncomfortable at that time and never did go back ,I guess that’s why I was sort of a fence sitter most of my life on this subject.My sister also tried to get me involved in Christianity later when I was living on my own,she was living about a thousand miles away at the time,she always would send me all kinds of religious junk over the years but finally gave up.I never could read the Bible as it didn’t make much sense,I would try to read it but that’s about where it ended.I always had wondered if there there was something wrong with me as to why I could never understand or have anything to do with Religion.I finally got the answers I had been looking for in April 2004 when the Mark Hamilton and the world of Neothink came into my life,I am so thankful for that as now I know the truth and can feel it’s OK to be a nonbeliever(my wife and sons are also nonbelievers) I think this is because we are all integrated Neothinkers.Both of our boys had gotten pretty much straight A’s during their school years.In the six years I have been a member of the Neothink Society I see more and more reasons the need to rid this planet of the destructive illusional Religious nonthinkers,I can hardly wait for the day when we all can live in an integrated Neothink world,of health wealth and happiness!