Sue returns to discuss one of the issues that leads to deconstruction and how we can practically interpret the doctrine of Hell.

In this week's episode, my guest Flux and I discuss how his mental health has impacted his perception of reality and where spirituality, neuroscience, and philosophy have helped him develop a model and framework for his life.

In light of the Robert Morris scandal, Dr. Riddick Weber is back, to discuss how denominational churches differ from non-denominational in their approach to accountability for their pastors.

Dr. Riddick Weber, Moravian professor extraordinaire, stops by to discuss an observation he's made about deconstruction journeys, and how they are less about theology and more about soteriology(doctrine of salvation).

James and I discuss banana slugs, his time in the Orthodox Church, and his coming out after being in a straight marriage.

Dr. Heather and I discuss the recent developments in the Robert Morris abuse scandal.

Below is a link to a very helpful interview, which we referenced, with Bob Hamp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWawzm11P74

Start this one off with a bang...actually a whisper. Jim and I make it through a recording snafu and finally discuss his history growing in mainline christianity, to his time in youth group with yours truly, and ultimately to a place of atheism.

My good friend Rick Dobrowlski and I discuss the pros and cons of the megachurch movement.

My good friends, Dr. Heather Evans and Catherine Wallace discuss where the church has gone wrong in addressing mental health and how it can do it better.