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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 A group of south Louisiana college students wanted to talk to me about leaving Christianity. I was a young Christian minister in San Francisco, and I didn’t know what to do.
#2 Christianity is a lot of things to a lot of people.
#3 I was a Christian. I was on eleven of eleven indicators. And yet, eventually, every single marker became problematic for me.
#4 Christianity advocates for a lot of things that I disagree with.

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Christianisme

Espiritual

Spiritual

Self-help

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	11 octobre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798350039597
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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#1

A group of south Louisiana college students wanted to talk to me about leaving Christianity. I was a young Christian minister in San Francisco, and I didn’t know what to do.

#2

Christianity is a lot of things to a lot of people.

#3

I was a Christian. I was on eleven of eleven indicators. And yet, eventually, every single marker became problematic for me.

#4

Christianity advocates for a lot of things that I disagree with.

#5

-> Christianity is a lot of things to a lot of people. It advocates for a lot of things that I disagree with. I hope you can see that Do I stay Christian. is not a theoretical question for me but a matter of the heart, a matter of identity, and a matter of ultimate concern.

#6

In Part I, I explain why I think it’s important to ask the question of whether you should stay Christian. Then, in Part II, I address the issue of whether you should stay Christian.

#7

Christianity can hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or even superiority. As a result, the more devoted you are, the more stubborn and unteachable you become.

#8

Christianity is a lot of things to a lot of people. It advocates for a lot of things that I disagree with. I hope you can see that the question of whether you should stay Christian is not a theoretical question for me but a matter of the heart, identity, and ultimate concern.

#9

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#10

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#11

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#12

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#13

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#14

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#15

Christianity, when it was at its most dominant, could Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#16

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#17

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#18

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#19

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#20

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability. The first four options—convert, leave, submit, or die—were offered to those who didn’t convert to Christianity.

#21

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#22

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.

#23

Christianity can Hell-ify you by inspiring in you an impenetrable sense of rightness or superiority, which ultimately leads to stubbornness and unteachability.