"Religion, Brainwashing, or Spirituality" tells the story about a girl who was raised in the inner-city and grew up as a preacher's daughter. Throughout her life, she has questions about religion and its certain rules. She primarily finds it difficult to understand some teachings, and notices that not all followers practice what they preach. However, as she grows older, she learns and discovers her own identity and relationship with God. Through personal and spiritual growth, she finds that freedom is imperative for our individual development. Through this book, the author shares personal experiences, observations, and perspectives of religion, brainwashing, and spirituality. Ruby Jackson's book teaches us that we can develop a strong relationship with God while still questioning religious institutions and practices. Because of childhood restrictions based on religious beliefs, she never was able to fully enjoy certain aspects of being a teenager, such as playing team sports or hanging out with peers after school. However, as she grows older, she encounters some difficulties in life that force her to get to know herself better and build a relationship with God. She develops a relationship with herself and God that improves her character and allows her to find the answers to some childhood questions. This is a must-read story of growth, development, and personal discovery

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