Why I Didn’t Walk Away From God After Leaving a Cult @beEmboldened
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Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
After leaving a pseudo-Christian cult, I had every reason to walk away — burned by authority, confused by theology, and deeply traumatized. But I knew God was real.

In this clip, I share why I chose to pursue historic Christian faith instead of abandoning religion altogether — and what healing actually required.

Leaving wasn’t just theological.
It was psychological.
It was physiological.
It was grief.

If you’re untangling spiritual abuse, trauma, or questions about God’s character, this conversation is for you. - Naomi

Watch the complete interview here: youtu.be/YWl5wvvlo4E

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