Deconstructing the Myth

Deconstructing the Myth

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Deconstructing the Myth episodes

  • 3. Unexpected Deconstruction and Getting Back to Christianity’s Roots
    Rachel Harrold was happy with her Evangelical faith and not looking to deconstruct in the least, but deconstruction snuck up on her. She shares her journey to Catholicism and some beautiful lessons she’s learned along the way. She mentions “Mama Bear Apologetics” by Hillary Morgan Ferrer and “Evangelical is Not Enough” by Thomas Howard.
    1 hr 5 min
  • 2. Purity Culture and Misunderstanding the Bible with Maria Stewart
    Maria Stewart is my guest today, and we dive into the background of purity culture and why it’s so damaging in the church today, as well as why we so often misunderstand and misapply the Bible. Maria mentions the podcast “Unbelievable” and the books “How (Not) to Read the Bible” by Dan Kimball and “Pure” by Linda Kay Klein
    1 hr 4 min
  • 1. Hell, Science Vs. Religion, and Christianity as Our Identity with Dillon Stewart
    Today, my guest Dillon Stewart describes his spiritual background growing up in the Church of Christ, his thoughts on hell and science vs. religion, and what happens when religion becomes our basis of identity.
    Resources and quotes mentioned in today’s episode:
    Richard Dawkins Demonstrates Laryngeal Nerve of a Giraffe
    https://youtu.be/cO1a1Ek-HD0
    “All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.”
    -Arthur Schopenhauer
    Reasons to Believe (Gap Theory Argument)
    reasons.org
    The Kalām Cosmological Argument by William Lane Craig
    46 min
  • Trailer
    What is Deconstructing the Myth the podcast all about? We dive into what to expect this season!
    1 min

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A podcast exploring why those who grew up in the American Evangelical church are now leaving it behind.