While doubts and questions are a normal and even healthy part of the Christian faith, the process of deconstructing faith is something entirely different. Deconstruction, as defined by Alisa Childers and Tim Barnett, is actually the process of walking away from the faith altogether, and is marked by a rejection of Scripture as the source of authoritative truth. In their new book The Deconstruction of Christianity, Childers and Barnett not only define deconstruction for what it truly is, but they also explain why it’s appealing to so many and why it’s dangerous. They also offer practical examples for how to love those who are deconstructing their faith by pointing them back to Christ as the source of truth. To request your copy of this timely book, please give a gift of any amount today at colsoncenter.org/updeconstruction. 

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