Evangelically Departed
Todd Wiebe, Allison WilliamsFax machines used to be amazing. Evangelicalism perhaps used to be great. Now, there are better ways of understanding faith and theology. Thoughts and reflections on leaving evangelicalism and finding humanity and faith.
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I used to be a pastor at an evangelical church. But used to be's don't count anymore.
Current theological student and possible heretic (it depends who you ask).
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