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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He began dating a Catholic girl at age 19 and converted to Catholicism. They’ve since broken up, and he has become even more involved in the church and the religion. He has no interests outside of the church and is flailing. He’s 22 and about to graduate with a degree in history, but has no interest in pursuing a career in his field of study.

He’s been brainwashed. He can’t talk about anything without putting a religious spin on it. We are not a religious family and interactions with him are uncomfortable.

Has anyone here experienced religion taking away a loved one? I’m concerned about his future. Can anyone offer some words of wisdom or share a similar experience?

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You need to be more specific: 
1) what religious stuff is he doing or saying? Maybe it’s just basic, positive stuff and he likes another community. 
2) What big plans did he have for his History Major? Did he have internships or do stuff with career services?

FYI, the government and Dems aren’t concerned about Catholics and Jews. They have stable 2 parent families, value education, have stable careers/save money, and are generally well rounded community-minded people. 
They are not the uneducated, no career, religious zealot types you seem to be alluding to yet aren’t providing any concrete examples, negative or positive. 
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