
A podcast about building new faith. Its all about construction, but sometimes that means you have to deconstruct a little. Questions, exploration, mystery...
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 276 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityReligion | |||

In Part 2 of our conversation, Bart Ehrman returns to discuss his latest book, Love Thy Stranger, and the lasting impact Jesus’ teachings had on moral thought in the Western world.
We continue exploring how ideas surrounding compassion, forgiveness,... more
Dr. Bart Ehrman – Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience of the West (Part 1)
In Part 1 of our conversation with renowned New Testament scholar and historian Dr. Bart Ehrman, we dive into his latest book, "Lov... more
In Part 2 of our conversation with Lillian Daniel, we move deeper into the tensions at the heart of her story—and the bigger questions it raises for the modern church.
If Part 1 explored what happened, this episode asks what it means.
We talk about... more
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Drawing from her new book, Defrocked: Good News from a Bad Pastor for a Better Church, Lillian shares her journey through ministry, the unexpected challenges she encountered, and the moments that forced her to rethink long-held as... more
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It can feel lonely being a deep thinker, questioning what others blindly accept. I am beyond words grateful for your thoughtful deep dive, holding love as the highest law.
I have been listening to your Podcast for a couple of years now. You and your guests have helped me with the reorder of my faith, not throwing the baby out with the bath water (hearing Richard Rohr). This episode was very informative with information easy to digest. Thank you for all you do. Your work is greatly appreciated!!
It doesn’t sound like they read the Bible.
I appreciate the opportunity this podcast gives us to discuss one of the most important issues of our day
This is a review of two older episodes (4/02/23 and 4/07/23) featuring an interview with Dale Allison about the resurrection. I am hesitant to give a podcast a low rating because of a disingenuous or misleading guest because I know a host cannot really keep a guest from blowing smoke and blurring the line between facts and beliefs. At the same time, a host can ask tough questions and ask a guest to provide evidence for their claims. The host of this podcast did neither in the two-part interview ... more
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A thoughtful show that brings scholarly and pastoral voices into conversations about faith, doubt, and reinvention. Episodes frequently tackle how Jesus' teachings, church history, and religious trauma intersect with modern ethics, politics, and social issues, from immigration and justice to leadership accountability. A notable pattern is hosting academics, pastors turned critics, and trauma-informed clinicians who offer rigorous analysis alongside personal narratives, creating a space for courageous curiosity and humane reform. The show often features long, in-depth dialogues that prize careful questioning, practical implications for communities, and a willingness to challenge traditional structures while remaining compassionate toward lis... more
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Recent guests on The Deconstructionists include:
1. Bart Ehrman
2. Lillian Daniels
3. Lillian Daniel
4. Cristy S. Carr
5. Cristy Carr
6. Dr. Michelle Keener
7. Valentyn Syniy
8. Luba Syniy
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