Rosemarie
I'm glad to see you again.
but what if she's RIGHT?
I understand what you're feeling. After I stopped going to meetings, Nina continued for 14 years. For years (and years) afterward I questioned myself just as you're doing. For a couple of years, I bought into their guilt. I was convinced Jehovah hated me. I would pray and apologize for being bad. I told him it was okay if he destroyed me and that I understood (since I was such a bad guy).
But then one day it hit me. I was tired of carrying all that weight of guilt mixed with anger/hatred turned inward. It was heavy. So I made a very scary decision. I prayed to God and told him just this and I literally handed it to him. I visualized it as a bag of weights and I gave it to him. When I had the courage to look up I saw his face and he was smiling very gently and very kindly. At that moment, I understood he did care about me. He knew who I was and what I had gone through. And it was all okay.
And that is what faith is all about. You ask a very good question. What if they're right? Fine. But what if they're wrong? It works both ways. This is the very essence of what Christianity is about. At some point, you must make a decision and choose and when you choose you will take a leap of faith. And when you make that leap, you must trust that you will be caught.
Let go of your fears. You have a lot of anger and sadness that is turned inward. That is keeping you from seeing what you need to see. Talk to God. Tell him what you're feeling. If you're angry at him, tell him.
If I were God, know that I would reach out to you tenderly and hold you and tell you it's okay. I would tell you, that you are doing just fine. And I would tell you not to worry. Everything is all right.
If I, a very flawed human male feels that way, then I have to believe that a Power greater than us would feel likewise.
Be well.
Chris