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Oftentimes the fruits of our actions now don’t ripen until far in the future. About 3 years ago we interviewed Austin writer Jon Fortenbury on his “deconversion” from the Christian faith. Jon considers this a significant shift in his life, so a year on from that episode we recorded a follow-up to see how it was going. That episode then sat on my computer for 2 years, and Jon just recently reminded me that I never posted it. Things were tumultuous in my life back then, and certainly haven’t let up, but those are paltry excuses for keeping such a candid and important discussion as this one from seeing the light of day.
I’m sorry, Jon. Please forgive me.
With that, enjoy Deconversion 2…
Recorded on July 26, 2014
If you like listening to BF, would you help us out on Patreon? Even at a buck a show you’ll be doing us quite a flavor. And for a little more we’ll give you exclusive stuff like lossless audio tracks and hilarious sound bite collections. As Simon says, “It’s a song at twice the price”
By The Bad Philosophers3.6
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Oftentimes the fruits of our actions now don’t ripen until far in the future. About 3 years ago we interviewed Austin writer Jon Fortenbury on his “deconversion” from the Christian faith. Jon considers this a significant shift in his life, so a year on from that episode we recorded a follow-up to see how it was going. That episode then sat on my computer for 2 years, and Jon just recently reminded me that I never posted it. Things were tumultuous in my life back then, and certainly haven’t let up, but those are paltry excuses for keeping such a candid and important discussion as this one from seeing the light of day.
I’m sorry, Jon. Please forgive me.
With that, enjoy Deconversion 2…
Recorded on July 26, 2014
If you like listening to BF, would you help us out on Patreon? Even at a buck a show you’ll be doing us quite a flavor. And for a little more we’ll give you exclusive stuff like lossless audio tracks and hilarious sound bite collections. As Simon says, “It’s a song at twice the price”