![]() ![]() ![]() It felt like a more authentic faith could be built again after the deconstruction - even if it wouldn’t be quite the same as before. ![]() Rather, in reading her books, it felt like you were walking with her through the questions, maybe never really getting easy answers, but feeling like there was something hopeful. But she didn’t sneer at those issues and move on to a post-Christian, more enlightened spiritual-but-not-religious position. Yes, she had issues with many of the sacred cows of evangelicalism. They are sure they need to expose all the false idols and ill-conceived ideas that can’t stand up to critical analysis in our day and age. And to be sure, too many people on the progressive end of the religious spectrum delight in the deconstruction of faith. For many in our audience, there is a fear that accepting evolution puts your biblical interpretation on a slippery slope down to all the planks in the progressive platform. ![]()
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