It was hard to determine if she was/is a Christian, or a member of a cult. From her journaling, I believe she probably is saved. However, for part of the book she dabbles a bit in a cult, but by the end of the book she is again church shopping, and ends up in (I think) a Foursquare Church - which tends to be a good Christian church.
Candy certainly talks about "cults" a lot, and seems to discover that many seemingly Christian churches are actually "cults" after she has attended them for a while. If she divides the world into "people that agree with my theology" and "people who are in cults" then that explains a lot.
The Catholic Church is a cult = doesn't agree with my theology.
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Honestly, her "review" of this book (No Ordinary Home) made me rather angry. This is one of my favorite books. Carol Brazo, the author, speaks about her faith on a spiritual level Candy could never understand. Actually, it reminds me a lot of the way Holly Pierlot writes. Of course, since Holly is Catholic she's in a cult anyway...
Candy's idea of Christianity is so exclusive and depressing: pretending to be happy all the time, only allowed one Bible version, must look, act, speak one way only... That sounds more like a cult than anything in the Brazo book.
Okay, I'm ranting. I guess I should go do this on my own blog.
As always, thanks for all you guys do.
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