Leaving Christian Science - Episode 13, David

An episode of the Leaving Christian Science podcast, hosted by Leaving Christian Science, titled "Leaving Christian Science - Episode 13, David" was published on January 26, 2024 and runs 80 minutes.

January 26, 2024 ·80m · Leaving Christian Science

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David discusses growing up in CS with a struggling single dad, experiences at Principia and Adventure Unlimited that made him question, and finding therapy later in life that helped him put the pieces together

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David discusses growing up in CS with a struggling single dad, experiences at Principia and Adventure Unlimited that made him question, and finding therapy later in life that helped him put the pieces together

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