I Left Christianity: What Made Me Change, My Discoveries and An Alternative

It was freedom at last after Peter had taken that bold step and told the men at a breakfast meeting that he no longer believed that people who don’t believe in Jesus Christ will go to eternal hell. He had been asked to speak at a Christian Men’s Breakfast in Yangon, Myanmar. What they didn’t know was that Peter had been secretly having serious doubts about his Christian religion. This meeting was the beginning of a journey to freely research and discover the truth about his religion, then leave Christianity and move on to a new spirituality.
I Left Christianity recounts Peter’s journey from his youth to the present and the events, discoveries and experiences that influenced him to leave. And there were the painful repercussions of leaving.
Where once Peter was bound to one religion, he now finds freedom to taste and see what others have to say, resulting in friendships with people from many faiths and walks of life. This memoir is also a story of love and respect for people of any faith. Peter identifies the characteristics of a Precious Spirit and defines social equality and equity. He also urges us to respect our nature and the environment. Peter has provided an alternative for those of like mind and a guide so as not to be deceived.
I left Christianity is for people who: want to find out what happened, are curious about some of the things Christians believe, are interested in social equality and our environment, want to research a new spirituality. And for those doubting their beliefs and who need that push to explore for answers.
Today Peter finds himself connected to a spiritual realm he believes is present throughout the world and can be tapped into by anyone.

Having lived in eight S.E. Asian countries over 14 years, Peter has a wealth of life experiences together with his university and college training. While in Asia, Peter has observed and learned that people are all unique with many gifts, talents, beliefs, and religions which enhance the flavours of various cultures and traditions, and in some cases damage it to. Peter and his wife, formerly from Canada, now live in Australia where he volunteers with various projects.