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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Christian Faith Should Be Human
Recently, I started reading a book that you may have heard of. It is proving to be one of the most terrifying books I have ever read. I am hoping that it will end with some kind of happily ever after, but I suspect not.
The book, by Naomi...
How to Stop Being Christian
When I was a pastor in an evangelical church, for many years, I would hear declarations as to who was not Christian. There were people in the congregation and leaders in various churches who clearly had no problem at all saying that particu...
A Preamble, And All Those Elections
Before a few thoughts on voting, I thought I’d share a lovely image about the blessing of church.
Often in Evangelically Departed, I write about observations of the excesses of evangelicalism or about the inconsistencies of religious cult...
Televangelists, Sales and Success
I remember hearing novelist Marilynne Robinson speak at Regent College in Vancouver a decade or so ago. She had, in the lecture and the Q and A time mentioned the sometimes unthinking ways that churches can embrace technology in pursuit of...
Belief Changes
Did your experience of church in the past leave room for the reality that belief changes? For most people, what we believe changes and how we believe changes.
I met a man yesterday who does not exist. We were connected through a mutual fri...
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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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