hello anyone here that has aspergers and is a christian?

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No longer a Catholic but glad to meet you all the same. Welcome!

I'm an aspie, and a Christian as well; Baptist to be precise. Welcome to WP

Welcome to WP! I'm a self-diagnosed Aspie and a Christian and have attended loads of churches over 28 years and I don't fit into any. Maybe we could create a network of Aspie Christians and we could share our enthusiasm and insight and encourage and get to know each other in the process.

Hello. I'm a diagnosed Aspie and a second-generation...do you prefer Anglican or Episcopalian ?

And only this month diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome (April 1). I am a practicing Christian, and do love Our Lord!

I'm a Christian, and also suspect Asperger's in myself. Can't afford an official Dx at this point but it's pretty obvious to myself and those who I am close to. Welcome to the WrongPlanet.

This appeared to be the only page under this topic so I shall post my post here. Hope this is ok?

I have grown up in a Christian family, with strong morals.
Anyway I guess that I feel like even though I have accepted Christ into my life, a couple of times
I still feel like their is something I am missing.
Many people it seems that receive Christ have large changes to their daily lives.

I Know for an absolute Fact Jesus Christ is Lord. That he is The way The truth and The life, that No One can come to God apart from through him.
I seem to have the head knowledge, uploaded and ready to go.
But it 'feels' like when I pray they bounce off the ceiling, and when I invite God in he dips his toes in then leave because its too cold. (I know this is not true, just a metaphor).
I just sometimes feel like an, unmotivated, unproductive, waste of space waiting for something.

"Well so Soul what does this have to do with Asperger's?"

I was just wondering whether being less empathetic, emotional, and more logical and analytical, could cause this apparently strange balance of Knowlege:Spirtual that people seem to have the opposite problem with.
Will I really need to fight to hear His voice until I get used to 'tunning in'??

Just some of the thoughts on my mind at the moment, thanks for reading.
I am Anglican by the way, just thought I should include that

- Soulwrite

I'm a Christian and I have Asperger's Syndrome. I love Jesus so much! Please keep me in your prayers everyone because I've been having a really hard time lately and I've been crying. I just really need prayer. thanks.

Hello yes i am Roman Catholic. Nice to meet you

I do believe a God exists; however, reading things about the Catholic priests and the more extreme aspects of Christianity always makes me reconsider my position on religion. Still though, I go to church most every Sunday because my mother is a devout and it takes away some of my stress each morning. Mostly, I am a Christ follower who advocates religious freedom.

I have Asperger's Syndrome and I'm also a Christian. I was wondering if we could all have a chat room on here for Christians that are on the autism spectrum? What do you all think about that?:)

I'm am a Christian who happens to be an Aspie I am the member of a Lutheran church, athough I attended Baptist, Methodist, Episcopalian, and Pentecostal churches before I found my church home.

Would anyone be interested in creating an online intercessory prayer forum? It could be a place where Christian Aspies could support one another, posting prayer requests and praise reports. It would not be a place for religious debate.

Regarding the chat room suggestion, I think its a good idea, but I would not be able to participate because of anxiety over chatting in real-time with people I have not met face-to-face.

Unbaptised Catholic, undiagnosed Aspie. I'm hoping to do something about both of those in the near future, but I'm too scared to go to the Doctor's and as for the baptism I'll have to wait until next Easter.

I have been a Christian many years and just diagnosed Aspie

I am.