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Jennifer Bryson was an adventurous American student studying Marxism in East Germany in the 1980's. She wasn't a person of faith, and so when an atheist professor told her that the goal of studying philosophy was the pursuit of truth, it completely revolutionized her sense of the meaning of education, and got her asking new questions: about God, about humanity, and about her own purpose.
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Jennifer Bryson was an adventurous American student studying Marxism in East Germany in the 1980's. She wasn't a person of faith, and so when an atheist professor told her that the goal of studying philosophy was the pursuit of truth, it completely revolutionized her sense of the meaning of education, and got her asking new questions: about God, about humanity, and about her own purpose.
More of Jennifer's story: chnetwork.org/journey-home/jennifer-bryson-former-agnostic
The Coming Home Network was established to help inquiring clergy and laity of various faiths -- or even no faith at all -- with fellowship, resources, and encouragement as they explore the possibility of becoming Catholic.
Find out more about our work: chnetwork.org
Join our FREE Online Community: community.chnetwork.org
Facebook: facebook.com/CHNetwork
Twitter: twitter.com/chnetwork
Instagram: instagram.com/cominghomenetwork
Support our mission: chnetwork.org/compass
