Hmm, actually that pretty much sums up my life... Catholic then atheist, then agnostic then New thought now back to agnostic bordering on atheist........ The difference is that if I cross the line to atheism, I don't think I will look back. Too much is making sense with this secular philosophy.

Hi Bob your correct. It has nothing to do with ACIM. I used to attend Unity and study ACIM but I am now on a secular, materialistic path. I like the teaching ACIM has about coming from a place of love, but I have rejected any notion of us sleeping, being in unreality, experiencing an illusion... Furthermore, I do not believe ACIM was channeled from Jesus nor was it from Helen Schucman's higher concsiousness. Schucman was presented with the challenge of "finding a better way" and her intelligence, psychological/therapy background started to stir in her brain and out came ACIM. ACIM is inherently flawed but contains some useful views on how to practically deal with our fellow human beings.