Former Christian STILL Can't Let Go of God | Justin DZ & Sara LeavingFaith
May 19, 2026
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Michael from Virginia called in after being labeled a "cafeteria Christian" on a previous episode — and it stuck with him. In this surprisingly candid conversation, he opens up about sitting at a crossroads: no longer believing in the Bible, but not ready to let go of a higher power either. The hosts walk through why religious people resist evidence even when it's right in front of them, the psychological roots of our need to believe in something bigger than ourselves, and the very human fear of what happens after we die. Sara admits that adjusting to the idea of no heaven is still hard for her. Justin makes the case that even pure self-interest leads to a meaningful ethical life. And Michael walks away with something he hadn't considered before: you don't need a church to do good in the world.
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