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Literary Deconstruction - A Simplified Definiton Deconstruction In The Story Of An HourTwo weeks ago, Josh Harris, the author of the controversial Christian bestseller I Kissed Dating Goodbyeannounced that he and his wife, Shannon, were ending their marriage. Last week, Harris published another Instagram postthis time about the state of his faith:. I have undergone a massive shift in regard to my faith in Jesus.
Dyck joined digital media producer Morgan Lee and CT Pastors editor Kyle Source to discuss why people are leaving the church today, why you should react differently to your friend Hor the faith than your child, and how to process our emotions and reactions we learn that public figures and loved ones have left Christianity. This episode of Quick to Listen is brought to you in part by Promise Keepers. For more information, go to promisekeepers.
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Follow the podcast on Twitter. Follow our host on Twitter: Morgan Lee. Follow our guest on Twitter: Drew Dyck. As a somewhat contemporary of Josh Harris, what was your initial reaction to Josh Harris's news? Drew Dyck: Like a lot of people, I was shocked.
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I'm not close to Josh, but we have exchanged messages a few times over the years and he once wrote a piece for CT Pastors. I knew that he had taken a sort of unconventional route, but I didn't really have an inkling that he was going through Deconstructoon a dramatic deconstruction of his faith until we all saw this post on Instagram. So yeah, it was shocking. But I think my shock probably pales in comparison to the shock and even the grief that the people that sat under his ministry for over a decade would feel. I think especially when it's someone you admired, that you learned from, that you looked up to, has such a dramatic shift away from faith, you kind of wonder about yourself. more info
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So I think that accounts for some of the grief, some of the shock, and even some of the shrill Deconstrhction that I have seen from people responding to this online. And I don't think that's the right approach, but at the same time, I want to be charitable, especially to people who were part of his church or read his books. I can understand the reaction.
What's the normal range of emotions that Christians are going to feel when a public figure announces that they're leaving the faith?]
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