I Don’t Live Here Anymore

CHAPTER 1:
Homeostasis

Deconstruction is a popular term within Evangelical Christianity, but what is it? Why is it such a big deal? What problems do we face when trying to reconcile the tenets of Christianity with the real-world issues of today? We begin to look at some of the pressing questions and how philosophy might help.

CHAPTER 2:
Pulling the Threads

Once someone begins to reevaluate their long-held beliefs, it can feel like unwinding a tapestry: If Hell isn’t real, what does that mean about faith? What if the Bible isn’t infallible in the ways we thought? Where is God when people face real evil?

CHAPTER 3:
Crisis

As questions build, something has to give. In this episode, we look at why the deconstruction process matters and what happens in the state of perplexity we reach when we honestly face the hard questions.

CHAPTER 4:
I Don’t Live Here Anymore

Is there a new way to navigate life and faith? In this final chapter, we consider the questions from previous episodes and ask what it might look like to find a new place to call home.

MORE RESOURCES

• List of Interviewees by Episode

  • Interviewee Web Resources

    • Christina Van Dyke’s website: www.cvdphilosopher.net

    • Scott Coley’s website: https://faithphilosophyandpolitics.org/

    • Nate Hanson’s website: http://nate.fm

    • Mason Mennenga’s website: https://masonmennenga.com/

    • Malinda Elizabeth Berry’s website: https://www.malindaelizabethberry.net/

    • Thomas Jay Oord’s website: http://thomasjayoord.com

• So You’re Deconstructing? (Resource Website by Sarey Martin Concepción and Dan Koch)

• Additional De/Reconstruction Podcasts

  • The Bible for Normal People: https://peteenns.com/podcast/

  • Almost Heretical: https://almostheretical.com/

  • You Have Permission: https://www.dankochwords.com/yhp.html

  • Nomad Podcast: https://www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/

  • Homebrewed Christianity https://trippfuller.com/category/podcast/

• Works Cited

  • Ritchie, Sarah Lane. Divine Action and the Human Mind (Current Issues in Theology, Series Number 14) Cambridge University Press, September 5, 2019.