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Deconstructing the Myth

Deconstructing the Myth
Christianity
Deconstruction
Homosexuality
Sin
Atonement
Evangelicalism
Original Sin
Spirituality
Jesus
Salvation
Christian Theology
Sacrifice Theory
Justification By Grace
Penal Substitution
Resurrection Of Jesus
Liberation Theology
Divorce
Non-Dualism
Renewal Of Creation
Restoration Of Creation

A podcast exploring why those who grew up in the American Evangelical church are now leaving it behind.

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On this final episode, your host Liz Mall explains why Deconstructing the Myth is coming to an end, and what’s coming up next.

Follow along on her novel writing journey on Instagram @livingcuriouswithliz

Welcome to Season 4 of Deconstructing the Myth! Today we discuss the historical and theological development of the doctrine of the Trinity, as well as some potential questions it brings up for those in deconstruction.

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Welcome to Season 4 of Deconstructing the Myth! Today we discuss how Christians think in varying ways about divorce.

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Welcome to Season 4 of Deconstructing the Myth! Today we discuss two common beliefs in Christianity about human relationship structures—complementarianism (based on a hierarchical structure of power and defined roles among spouses) and egalitarianism... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Hayward
Author of 'Giving Up God' and a writer exploring spirituality and identity
Episode: 45. Sarah Hayward author of “Giving Up God” (Season 3 Bonus Episode)
Frank Rogers Jr.
Professor, spiritual director, speaker, and author focused on trauma recovery and compassion.
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Episode: 43. Frank Rogers Jr. author of Cradled in the Arms of Compassion

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • Really needed these days

    This is so needed. Thanks to everyone!!

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    United States4 years ago
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    Wow! This was the podcast I had been searching for for the past year! These messages resonate really deep with me. I know we have a really large portion of this generation that needs these messages. Thanks everyone :)

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    United States4 years ago

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Episodes are praised for balancing personal experience with scholarly discussion, making theology accessible to a broad audience.
Listeners appreciate the compassionate, nuanced take on tough topics like divorce, sexuality, and church history.
The conversations feel research-backed and patient, helping people feel heard when they question long-held beliefs.
Audience members describe the show as deeply needed during times of faith reassessment.

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71. Deconstructing the Trinity
Q: Did you have any concerns or exciting things going into this before researching at all?
I was excited because I was like, there has to be really good overviews of the Trinity as I started to research.
45. Sarah Hayward author of “Giving Up God” (Season 3 Bonus Episode)
Q: How have Christian concepts still inspired and informed you?
I believe it's important to approach them with humility and recognize the human struggle behind these ideas, not feeling the need to completely reject them.
45. Sarah Hayward author of “Giving Up God” (Season 3 Bonus Episode)
Q: What advice do you have for someone just beginning to question their faith?
Don't be scared. If God is real, God can handle our doubts. Just let the questions come and don't feel you have to find all the answers right away.
43. Frank Rogers Jr. author of Cradled in the Arms of Compassion
Q: What can we say about the male perspective on sexual abuse?
Male survivors often face unique challenges, such as societal expectations around masculinity, that can complicate their healing process and discussions about their trauma.
43. Frank Rogers Jr. author of Cradled in the Arms of Compassion
Q: How do we understand God in the midst of abuse and horror?
My understanding evolved from a theistic view of God as a powerful figure to a more mystical, compassionate presence that walks with us in our suffering.

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The show engages with big questions at the intersection of faith, culture, and personal experience, often analyzing how evangelical upbringings shape beliefs today. Episodes commonly explore contested doctrines, gender roles, LGBTQ inclusion within Christianity, and the ethics of divorce and marriage, all through thoughtful dialogue, guest perspectives, and references to biblical scholarship. The hosts tend to balance rigorous examination with empathy, inviting listeners who are reassessing faith or seeking nuanced conversations about religion and modern life. A standout pattern is a willingness to challenge traditional interpretations while staying accessible to a broad audience of spiritually curious and theologically minded listeners.

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