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mini episode of Faith Lab. And it's right after the first couple episodes of the launch of this show. And so

I think one thing I've been reflecting on is that faith doesn't usually disappear for someone

all at one time. It most of the time erodes slowly over time. It's when questions, you know,

it doesn't feel safe to ask a question or you're supposed to have certainty. It feels like it's

demanded that you have certainty or maybe when the version of

faith that we're handed can't survive real life.

Like it doesn't work when we actually try to try to use it.

And so in this mini episode, bonus episode, I want to slow down and sit with a few things

that have surfaced after the first

couple episodes of Faith Lab aired. I'm going to reflect on something that Shane said, Shane Rosenthal,

in episode two, that really reframed faith for me over the last couple of years as I've been

listening to Shane and following Shane's work. And I'll,

I'll kind of explain how I got there as well. There's a kind of interesting story about

how I discovered Shane. And so I'll get into that as well. And I'm going to talk about a

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