So a term that's probably been around a long time, but I've just heard it

articulate in the last four to five years, deconstruction. Some of people that

I've known are sort of celebrities and Christians are walking away from the

faith is called their deconstructing what they had previously constructed. I don't

know if it's a new term or not, but I've seen it more and more. It feels like a lot

of people are deconstructing. I think for parents that's really scary because

I'm talking to so many parents that have adult children that are in college or

beyond and they have stopped going to church. And so I think we don't know what to

do as parents and we want to help our kids. We're not sure how.

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We got Dr. Marco Krueger back in the studio and we had a great conversation

about kids really walking away from the faith yesterday. Well, welcome back for

day two. Well, thank you. Great to be here again. I mean, when you hear that

term deconstruction, I know we've got your books in here surviving religion 101

letters to a Christian student on keeping the faith in college. And we talked

yesterday, you know, about you writing letters to your own daughter. And it's

obviously broader to college students about this topic really deconstruction.

It is. It's a new term. I mean, you know, it's funny. Now that I think about it,

I don't know if I use the term in the book. I may use it once or twice, but

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