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I hope that one day the church understands that being born again doesnât erase childhood trauma – Comedian, Funnybone
Comedian Funnybone has stated that being “born again” does not automatically erase childhood trauma or personality disorders.
The entertainer, who is a Catholic, shared his perspective on Instagram, urging religious institutions to recognize that spiritual conversion is not a cure for behavioral dysfunctions.
According to Funnybone, many young Christians carry unaddressed psychological wounds that ultimately manifest as toxic behavior.
“Some of the meanest people I have encountered in life are Christians,” he wrote, attributing their attitude to a refusal to confront past traumas.
Advocating for mental health awareness within religious circles, the comedian advised believers to seek professional therapy rather than relying solely on spiritual solutions to fix deep-rooted emotional scars.
‘’Therapy, religion, and spirituality can co-exist’ he wrote
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