Of course, then you start redefining God, but by that point you've eased through the initial stages of fear...
Eventually your own philosophy for life emerges.
Don't underestimate how long it can take, though, nor harden your mind to what twists and turns it may career through.
I have been out for 3 years and only now am I being forced by my 10 year old to go through the initial stages of fear. It is strange that you said all of the above DH because last night she asked me why I won't go to church with her and that she loves it so much. I thought and thought and then I told her that I am afraid still. I feel let down by God and I no longer trust him. For years I thought that I was worshipping HIM, but I was really worshipping the stupid Watchtower organization. She told me that maybe God pulled me out of there and I am one of the few that listened to him, that others stay even though they have worries, but they ignore God in doing so. She has such a strong faith that God exists and now I don't even know! I won't go to church though. I have been put off of organized religion and do not trust it.
I am only now redefining God and what he is to ME. I worshiped the god of JWes, cruel, picky, biased, for far too long.
I am cementing my philosophy in life now, figuring it out, trying on different 'coats', disgarding ones that don't feel good and keeping ones that do.
Take your time, we are having a delayed reaction to finding ourselves and not use to defining what WE believe. To come from being told EVERYTHING, to having to interpret and then make sense of everything is like throwing an elementary child into univeristy.
Hugs and welcome from Jez