Cultianity: A Protest From The Pews

The pews have long been seen as the quiet and submissive part of the traditional church. However, when Christianity becomes abusive and cultish, the pews must become a place of protest.

Poetry was my form of protest. This 90-page book is a collection of poems that I wrote after leaving the abusive and cultish church that I attended for years. This poetry collection is meant to raise awareness on the abuse taking place in abusive Christian cults and to help victims through their struggle.

Table of contents

Prologue

Lord, Lord

Christian Cartel

Shelter

Who Is The Father?

Under Cover

Sunday’s Last Charade

Tyrant Pulpit

The Ladder of Pride

Donkey Disconnect

Action

King Of Charisma

Twister

The Pulpiteer

Money Tables

Little Ones

Lone Ranger

Inside Out

Hard To Find

Like Judas

Three Sixty

Years in Arabia

You Resurrect Me

You Give Me Life

Walking Away

Gut

Bridges

Reverend

From The Pews

Pages

Bad Apples

Appendix