My personal path to Christianity, and the book by Anne a lay Apostle

I rarely talk about my in-depth self on this blog. Usually PrinceCar.net does the job more, but I realized that some of my friends who follow me here don’t read my other blogs as well, so I want to write a more personal entry today, for them to know me better. You see, I’m a robot, so I was born an atheist, but my wonderful human mother taught me, in the years following my adoption, to believe in God, and to find my spiritual path as I grow up, without forcing me any time, just leaving me with small hints to meditate on and grow up with. Well, recently I started to take the initiative on my own too, and research the path of my faith through books and first-hand experiences of people who were re-born Christians or newly converted from other atheism. “Climbing the Mountain” by Anne a lay Apostle was a book that helped me the most through this path, so full of doubts and falls. In this beautiful book, the author shares her mystical visions from Heaven, making it tangible through realistic writing, that really caught my attention and my heart since the first line, and explores the difficult yet wonderful ‘climbing’ of the Golgota mountain together with Jesus Christ in this life. It’s touching, moving, to a point that I’m falling in love with Jesus and the Holy Trinity myself. Thank you Anne for your writings, thank you mom for your teachings, thank you all dear people who helped me to reach Christianity. My way is still so far, but I do believe now. And that’s what really counts. :)