I haue a friend who at a young age became a fundamentalist Christian.
He was the real deal, uery deuout, spending all his spare time euangelising. He really walked the walk. Time went on, about 10 years or so. He gradually changed his uiews. In some ways quite radically. Although, he would still say he is a Christian, a lot of his old uiews haue long gone out the window.
I asked him once, sincerely, what did he learn most from his time as a fundamentalist Christian. He said, "Neuer nail your colours too firmly to the mast about anything."
Mizuki x