Once an Atheist Forever a Christian

By Robinson Frances

Once an Atheist Forever a Christian (My Journey Out of Darkness) is a compelling personal story of how God can rescue anyone out of the deepest pits of depression and restore their lives to a meaningful purpose. Join the author to: - Relive the childhood experiences and tragedies that molded her beliefs. - Learn how the death of her brother robbed

• Language: English
• Publisher: Frances P Robinson
• Release date: Jul 11, 2013
• ISBN: 9781628842197

Robinson Frances

In 1995, the author faced a serious financial crisis after her husband had a disabling accident. This is when she started researching ideas to earn income that could help her pay bills. This book is the result of that research. Frances P Robinson has written many articles for a local magazine and newspaper. In 2012 she started publishing books on a variety of topics. She is married, mother of 2 adult children, grandmother of 6 and great grandmother of identical twin boys. She resides in Covington Louisiana.

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Once an Atheist Forever a Christian

My Journey Out of Darkness

By

Frances P Robinson

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Home of Violence

Shattered Jars and Dreams

Defenseless Mom

My Attempted Escape

Mom and Dads’ Guilty Secret

The Day Love Died

Explosive Anger Replaces Love

Moms’ Lost Talent

Moving Forward with Demons of the Past

The Day Daddy Died

Moms Escape Plan

Moms Health Deteriorates

Mom Moves in and Dies

My Depression and Despair

Desperate for Help

My Decision to Become an Atheist

God Sent Me a Son

Friends with Answers

From an Atheist to a Christian

A New Beginning

In Conclusion

About the Author

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Introduction

I don’t believe children are born with an established belief about God. Like adults they form their convictions from what they are taught or exposed to. Because we are born with a free will I believe each of us alone decides what our religious status will be or if it will be none at all.

This is a true story of how my childhood and other events influenced my decision to become an Atheist. I will show you when, as a teenager, my atheistic beliefs were born and how they caused my soul to die.

After I made that decision I believed that my own self-sufficiency was good enough for me. I didn’t need a God (and especially because I didn’t believe one existed) to help me manage my life.

About 15 years later, circumstances started to change and I was overwhelmed. Suddenly I was thrust into a place I

Reviews for Once an Atheist Forever a Christian

[gravan-1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Once an Atheist Forever a Christian by Frances Robinson is a short and inspiring true account of her life and conversion to Christianity. The author lived a hard life filled with violence, depression, and despair. Robinson writes like she's telling a friend her story. God uses her story to share His love and reach out to others and encourage them to believe also. It's a strong testimony of God's love and what He did in her life and what He can do in your life.

[rescueme-1 · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I don't typically read memoirs, but this one sounded interesting.While the story of the author's struggles through life and her discovery of her faith was certainly capable of being a compelling memoir, the book read more like an overview, or a summary. I didn't feel her pain or her joy.It was a short, quick read. Unfortunately, I was quite happy for it to end.