ARE YOU DECONSTRUCTING YOUR EVANGELICAL FAITH? These short, daily readings will encourage you with... Practical help if you're early on in your deconstruction journey Stories from experience of what NOT to do What to do if your spouse believes differently from you How to know when your deconstruction is over -- and what's next Guidance for dealing with anger, regret, loss, and other painful emotions Advice for communicating and creating boundaries with people who don't agree with your changing beliefs More About The Slippery Slope Deconstruction. Walking away. Re-examining your faith. Getting the heck out. Whatever you call it, you're exploring a wider, deeper, or different expression of your faith. And it's not easy. When your beliefs shift, it's scary and you can feel alone. And you'll likely hear voices telling you you're on a dangerous path -- the slippery slope. The slippery slope is anything the keepers of right beliefs and behaviors deem as wrong beliefs and behaviors. For them, the slippery slope argument is about preserving "truth." But behind that argument is a drive to protect the status quo and retain their authority. But for those exploring a wider, deeper, or different expression of their faith, the slippery slope is about learning not everything is as it seems with their current belief system. So it's time to reclaim the slippery slope . Not as a warning of dangerous ideas, but as an exploration of wider beliefs, without judgment. So as you walk along your deconstruction path with all its doubt, uncertainty, loneliness, and fear, this short book can be a 31-day companion for you. Each entry is a short reading to encourage you and help you navigate this journey -- without judgement and with no expectations for what you should or shouldn't believe.
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