- If God says something is right, even if it feels wrong, then it must be right… right?
- Sometimes following every rule feels like walking blindfolded. I trust God will lead me to the right place, but what if I trip along the way?
- They say faith will guide you, but why does it sometimes feel like I’m being led down a dark alley?
- I try so hard to be good, but why does being good sometimes hurt others?
- Mom says I should never question God, but what if my questions are the only way to find the truth?
- Doing what’s right should be simple, but why does it always feel like I’m missing something important?
- If following the rules hurts someone, does that mean the rules are wrong, or that I am?
- Maybe God doesn’t just want me to obey—maybe He wants me to understand what it means to be kind.
- I’ve always believed that being good means following the law, but what if being good is something deeper?
- If the Bible tells us to love one another, then why does it sometimes feel like loving isn’t enough?
- Dad always says he knows what’s best, but why does what’s best always make me feel so bad?
- Pastor Putty says obedience is the highest virtue, but what if obeying leads to something wrong?
- Grown-ups are supposed to guide us, but sometimes it feels like they’re leading me off a cliff.
- If adults know everything, why do I keep finding myself in trouble by doing exactly what they tell me?
- Authority is supposed to protect us, but why do I feel like I’m the one who has to protect them from their own mistakes?
- When I was little, the world seemed so simple. Now, the more I learn, the more it feels like I’m losing something important.
- I used to think everyone was good deep down, but now I’m starting to wonder if maybe they’ve just forgotten how to be.
- Why do adults always tell me to be good, but they never seem to follow their own advice?
- I thought growing up would mean understanding more, but it just feels like the world is getting darker.
- Sometimes I wish I could go back to when I believed in everything without question. It felt better that way.
- I follow the Bible because it’s what I’ve been taught, but what if what I’ve been taught isn’t always right?
- It’s hard to know what’s true when every lesson you learn is wrapped in someone else’s belief.
- If God loves us, why does He let us make mistakes that hurt so much?
- I want to be good, but why does being good sometimes feel like I’m just following orders?
- What if the things I’ve been taught to believe are just someone else’s way of seeing the world, and not really God’s?
- Every time Dad looks at me with disappointment, it feels like my whole world is crumbling.
- I try so hard to make Dad proud, but no matter what I do, it’s never enough.
- If being good means making Dad happy, why does it feel like I’m losing myself in the process?
- I want Dad to love me for who I am, but maybe who I am isn’t good enough.
- Sometimes I wonder if I’m chasing Dad’s approval so hard that I’m forgetting what it means to be me.
- Adults tell me to always tell the truth, but they seem to lie to each other all the time.
- If lying is wrong, then why do I see the people who teach me that lesson lie so easily?
- They say stealing is bad, but aren’t they stealing my trust when they don’t live up to their own words?
- I’m supposed to respect adults, but how do I respect them when they don’t respect what they teach?
- If being an adult means saying one thing and doing another, then maybe I don’t want to grow up after all.
- I try to be good, but it feels like every time I do, the world punishes me for it.
- If doing good makes people angry, then is the problem with me or with the world?
- Sometimes it feels like the world doesn’t want me to be good, but I can’t give up on trying.
- Being good shouldn’t be this hard. Why does the world make it feel like a battle?
- I want to make the world a better place, but what if the world is too broken to fix?
- Every time I do something wrong, the guilt feels like a weight I’ll never be able to lift.
- I want to make things right, but how do you fix something when you’re not even sure how you broke it?
- They say God forgives, but sometimes I wonder if I can ever forgive myself.
- Redemption sounds nice, but what if I’m too far gone to ever find it?
- If guilt is supposed to teach us a lesson, then why does it feel like it’s tearing me apart instead?
- I used to believe so strongly, but now every doubt feels like it could shatter everything I thought I knew.
- What if the faith I’ve built my life on is as fragile as the glass in our church windows?
- If questioning my beliefs is wrong, then why does it feel like the only way to find the truth?
- Every time I doubt, it feels like I’m betraying God, but maybe God wants me to find my own way.
- I’m scared that if I keep asking questions, I’ll lose my faith completely. But maybe that’s the only way to find it again.
The Complexity of Blind Faith
The Search for True Morality
The Consequences of Misguided Authority
The Innocence of Childhood and Its Corruption
The Impact of Religious Indoctrination
The Struggle for Parental Approval
The Hypocrisy of Adult Behavior
The Desire to Do Good in a Flawed World
The Role of Guilt and Redemption
The Fragility of Belief
