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All right, welcome to the Righteous Remnant Podcast. This week we are going to be tackling

a difficult topic, okay? We're talking about hell this week. And it's because I think this is

one of the most important doctrines in the Bible. It is really at the center of almost every

other doctrine flows out from this doctrine. Like why should you believe any of the others?

Usually the way that Christianity is presented is because if you don't believe this, then you're

going to end up in hell forever, right? And I think this is pretty obvious to everyone. I've been

digging into deconstruction stories over the past couple of weeks. And really it's something

that I've been interested in the past couple of years because what we've seen is that

Christians deconstructing their faith has exploded over the past couple of years. I was first really

alerted to this because so many prominent Christian musicians started to publicly deconstruct their

faith. And if you're not familiar with that terminology, it really just means to start to question

a lot of the core doctrines that you kind of took for granted. I mean, these people

grew up in the church, but they never really received satisfying answers from many of these questions.

And those doubts, not at them, until they went through a season where their intimacy with God

really started to struggle. And then these logical inconsistencies that where they're

logic, you know, didn't mesh with the scriptures well. The scriptures didn't seem logical to them

in these areas. And they never really had those all of a sudden become super relevant when you go

through a season, when you're really struggling in your relationship with the Lord. Okay. And

and I tend to think that there are a number of these issues that are pretty prominent. When I look

at deconstruction narratives, I hear the same things come up again and again. I hear homosexuality

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