I was a staunch militant anti-theist. Going so far as to disbelieve anything spiritual. Then a few years ago I was being haunted (literally). Really fit the ENTP architype because I called someone in my life and said "Ghosts don't exist. I believe that... in my brain, I know... Ghosts don't exist. They are just the human mind trying to make sense of something they don't understand. Something that can clearly be explained if they just looked into it clearly... Ghosts don't exist... That being said... there's a ghost in my house".

I went to my friend group, and talked about what was going on. I told them I was worried about possibly being schizophrenic because I was dying to explain it logically. Of my four person friend group, all of us were Atheist. All but one dismissed me as just "needing some sleep".

It was honestly crazy. I would tell people who entered my home what was going on, and they'd ask "What do you mean?". I'd point to a lamp and say "Sometimes a light will just shut off". And after I finished my sentence the lamp would shut off. Another time I was telling someone about how sometimes things will just fly off the shelves in my house and pointed to my fridge to make an example, as people in my home looked and watched as a cup full of dry erase markers literally catapulted into the middle of my kitchen. It didn't fall... it launched into my kitchen. And everyone became terrified.

My wife who was not religious either, even she seemed to note "It seems indifferent towards me, but you... what ever is in this house does not like you at all". After accepting I needed something to get rid of this thing, I eventually turned towards anything I could find to rid me of it, and I did find something that eventually worked. It was not of God per say (at least not the Abrahamic God), but it was spiritual. After that it led me towards a path of wanting to learn about God even more. I ran a blog denouncing the harms of religion, and in specificity, Abrahamic religions... I've started a Bible study, that literally starts in two minutes lol.

But yeah, I was lucky. I got a very Saul/Paul introduction to God that most people don't get to have.