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My mother has been an active Baptist for as long as I can remember. She would take my siblings and I to church every Sunday, and that was about it.

Things started to change in 2006. My sister was born with a severe disability that caused her to have chronic seizures. In 2006 she suffered a seizure that was too much for her body, and she died. My brothers and I ended up leaving the religion, but my mother gradually became more ingrained in her religion.

It started out innocently enough with mom starting Bible studies and reading devotionals. Around 2010, she convinced my father to leave the church they were members of and together they joined a new church. This new church teaches things such as the Earth only being 6,000 years old and the King James Version is the only true Bible.

It is now difficult for me to visit my parent's home, because my mom spends a lot of time trying to convert me back to Christianity. One time she sat me down and tried showing me videos about how evolution is false because the Bible says so. I am currently studying to teach science, and she knows I firmly support evolution. I then told her I was worried because I feel that if God ever told her to dosown me as a son, then she would. She just said that God would never do that, but she never said that she wouldn't disown me...

Another time that I was visiting, I mentioned that I was joining a protest for women's reproductive rights. This caused my mother to SCREAM at me about abortion and how I needed to go home and pray about what I was doing. I ended up cutting my visit short and leaving after that.

I love my mom. She is one of the funniest, kindest people I know. I just feel that it is becoming more difficult for her to look past my own religious choices. I also feel like she is still mourning for my sister, and she refuses to seek help from a professional about it. How can I tell her how I feel without triggering a religious debate?
<bot>: My mom is still grieving for my sister's death and is coping by becoming more extreme in her religion. How can I help her?