On this episode of Unashamedly Anabaptist Nick Ressler discusses the popular idea of deconstruction and explains Derrida's philosophy of deconstruction as well as Descartes philosophy of Cartesian Doubt. Nick proposes that deconstruction is not something that leaders should be fearing from the people they guide but rather something beautiful to be embraced as Jesus is one who showed us the way of asking questions.

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On this episode of Unashamedly Anabaptist Nick Ressler discusses the ever popular Evangelical ideology of the Seven Mountain Mandate made popular through Bethel Church. Nick talks about the problems with its approach and even uses the h-word. (heresy) You can find out more about this movement and the many churches/teachers who have popularized it with a quick Google search.

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On this episode of Unashamedly Anabaptist Nick Ressler follows up on the history of Evangelicalism from part one of this two part episode by getting us out of the history and into the present by talking about the impact of that history on the present of the Brethren in Christ Church and other Anabaptist denominations.  This is episode two of a two part series.

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On this episode of Unashamedly Anabaptist Nick Ressler talks about the sordid history of Evangelicalism. Evangelicalism began as an opposing force to Fundamentalism and represented an alternative in the midst of an educational and cultural war for the heart of religious America. However, political forces, NOT Jesus, eventually brought the diametrically opposing sides together to consolidate power. This is episode one of a two part series. 

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