Morning Spectrumecons;
I am always fascinated by people's lived experiences who grow up and continue to move around from country to country - and how those experiences shape a person. I hadn't really ever thought how faith is shaped by decisions which are outside of faith questions.

I'm writing as a Christian, but one not aligned to any strong denomination. I've been in so many denominations over the years, largely based on where I've lived. Anglican, Catholicism, Pentecostal - and, I think the advantage of engaging with all those denominations is that it doesn't tie you to a fixed interpretation. I often then take the view that Religious doctrine and scriptures are not a Science textbook, and the two can co-exist next to each other - despite being contradictory - because at the heart of each there is a different purpose. Just my 2 cents worth ;)