So often what happens is we're walking around in our Christian faith in this moment of doubt comes up.

We're like, what about, what about, you know, my friend who just died of cancer?

You know what? I'm not even going to think about that right now.

I'm just going to put that question away and come back to it later.

Huh, I wonder what is up with the authority of scripture.

You know what?

I'm going to put that one away. Huh, I wonder what is up with the relationship between slavery and the Bible. You know what? I'm going to put that one away and think

about that one later. And what ends up happening, what ends up happening is that we walk away

from the faith, not because we think too much, but because we think too little about it. So many of us

have unanswered questions about the faith that we end up

abandoning the faith to go find something new. But again, you're walking away not because you thought

too much, but because you were thinking too little about the faith. Oh, yeah, amen.

You might call it glee, perhaps euphoric bliss.

I like to simply call it deluded self-deception.

Fralz.

You're talking about your memoir?

Mark and Oscar and Eddie and Jen and Brad and Dave were all late to a 10 o'clock meeting we had scheduled yesterday.

Should we play the tape?

I've seen the tape.

You sent the tape to me.

And I walk into the room where they weren't supposed to be in place of the room where they

should have been.

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