Anne Rice Leaves Christianity

Have you heard about latest news that told that bestselling novel author or writer, Anne Rice leaves Christianity? On July 28, bestselling author Anne Rice officially left the Roman Catholic Church. The writer has had a fairly tumultuous religious history. Although she was raised Catholic, Rice rejected the church for the first time when she was 18.

Regardless of Anne Rice Christianity, this famous writer mostly for writing steamy, gothic, decidedly un-Christian novels such as Interview with the Vampire had a religious awakening. She converted to Catholicism and began to write exclusively Christian-themed novels, like Christ the Lord.

About Anne Rice Christianity, she says she tried her best to ignore the facets of Christianity she didn’t support and concentrate on the ones she did. As time Rice continued to live and study as a Christian — “more and more social issues began to impinge on me,” she says.

Regarding Anne Rice leaves Christianity, how will rice’s decision affect her writing? In the midst of her decision, Rice dismisses the idea that she might return to writing the sort of fiction that made her famous. “Certainly I will never go back to being that atheist and that pessimist that I was,” she says. “I live now in a world that I feel God created, and I feel I live in a world where God witnesses everything that happens. … That’s a huge change from the atheist I was when I wrote the vampire novels.”

Source: Writer Anne Rice: ‘Today I Quit Being A Christian’