The Art of Not Knowing
Erik Young, Gary ThomasDo you find it difficult to build a spiritual life with what churches are offering? So do we. Join a couple of Evangelical converts to Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy on our journeys to make some sense of the world.
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I am a married father of three and theologian-at-large. In my free time, I enjoy doom-scrolling on news aggregators and indulging in a regimen of self-loathing.
I'm a spiritual director and artist living in an intentional Christian community in Chicago
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