Journey through Deconstruction
Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood: The Roots of the Problem
As I said last time, Aimee Byrd’s Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood uses the theme of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
Recovering from Biblical Manhood & Womanhood: The Yellow Wallpaper
Blogging on Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood by Aimee Byrd is not an easy task. It’s a doozy of Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
Struggling with Evangelicalism Part 3: More Questions than Answers
Last week, I discussed three out of four parts of Dan Stringer’s Struggling with Evangelicalism: awareness, appreciation, and repentance. The Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
Struggling with Evangelicalism Part 2: Repentance
On Tuesday, I went about the first two aspects of Struggling with Evangelicalism by Dan Stringer – awareness and appreciation. Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
Struggling with Evangelicalism Part 1: Awareness and Appreciation
Dan Stringer’s Struggling with Evangelicalism: Why I Want to Leave and What it Takes to Stay seemed an excellent third Read more…
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Friend of Sinners Part 2: Yes, Christians are Sinners Too
Friend of Sinners by Rich Wilkerson is what I’d consider a moderate Evangelical. He definitely holds the basic tenants of Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
Friend of Sinners Part 1: Find Your Passion, Save the World
Deconstruction is good; but it isn’t helpful if you don’t rebuild your faith properly. Friend of Sinners by Rich Wilkerson, Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
Jesus and John Wayne Part 2: The Politics of Gender Roles
In my last blog, I spoke almost exclusively about the political side of Du Mez’s book, Jesus and John Wayne. Read more…
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Jesus and John Wayne Part 1: The Politics we Inherited
It was hard to wrap my mind around how I wanted to go about this. The first book I read Read more…
Journey through Deconstruction
My Journey Through Deconstruction
In a previous post, I wrote about my post-partum depression and the chaos 2020 threw my family into. What I Read more…