Non-churchgoers stay away from churches, among other reasons, because they're afraid they'll be judged and controlled. This seems particularly true in what, in a podcast a couple weeks back, we called "bounded-set" settings. Is there a whole different way of thinking about sin that works a whole different way?

Non-churchgoers stay away from churches, among other reasons, because they're afraid they'll be judged and controlled. This seems particularly true in what, in a podcast a couple weeks back, we called "bounded-set" settings. Is there a whole different way of thinking about sin that works a whole different way?

Non-churchgoers stay away from churches, among other reasons, because they're afraid they'll be judged and controlled. This seems particularly true in what, in a podcast a couple weeks back, we called "bounded-set" settings. Is there a whole different way of thinking about sin that works a whole different way?

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