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#Football hoon. Scribbler, content boi, and UX/CX writer. Perth refugee. Views are obviously his own as nobody else would have them. Personal account.
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| christianbook.com
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Beyond Deconstruction | An Excerpt

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By James McGrath Verified
| eerdword.com
Deconstruction isn’t the end; it’s the starting point for something new. This book points you toward what comes next. Among exvangelicals and former fundamentalists, it’s common to hear discussions about faith deconstruction—the process of relinquishing long-held religious views that turned out to be uninformed, untrue, or unjust. But it’s less common to hear people talk about what happens next. After you reject some or all of your old beliefs, what new beliefs will you put in their place?
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Theology, Anthropology, and First Contact with Non-Humans

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By James McGrath Verified
| link.springer.com
Bradbury, Ray. 1951. In This Sign…. Imagination 2 (2): 56–71. Google Scholar Card, Orson Scott. 1991. Speaker for the Dead. New York: TOR. Google Scholar Chiang, Ted. 1998. The Story of Your Life. In Starlight 2, ed. Patrick Nielsen Hayden, 257–313. New York: TOR. Google Scholar Faber, Michael. 2014. The Book of Strange New Things. New York: Hogarth. Google Scholar Kress, Nancy. 2002. Probability Moon. New York: TOR. Google Scholar Russell, Mary Doria. 1996. The Sparrow. New York: Random House.
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