The heart can make rebellion look and feel good, and that puts us all in a trajectory away from the only Savior.

Today I'm breaking down two arguments of a deconstructionist, which is someone who was a Christian but now is coming into a more, quote, authentic faith, and encourage us to cling to Christ.

Welcome to the Sheproos Faithful Podcast, episode number 185, truth and encouragement to live

gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone, welcome to the podcast.

My name is Lauren, and I'm grateful that you're here today.

And the reason that I'm getting to podcast is because of those who support me on Patreon.

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I am so grateful for you.

So thank you very much.

Today I'm actually going to be looking at some arguments about

the Christian faith from a deconstructionist, which is someone who has been a Christian, usually

for a long time, from youth, and has now walked away from the faith and claim they're more free,

and it's authentic.

And they have some criticisms about Christianity.

However, they still cling to some of the principles of Christianity, which is very

interesting, like God and heaven and hope and faith and some general terms like that.

However, they are far from Christianity.

And there can be a lot of different meanings and definitions of deconstructing your faith.

Some people say they're just deconstructing the bad theology or they're just deconstructing past bad experiences.

But for the purpose of this podcast, I'm referring to people who have walked away from

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