The Rise and Fall of Faith - Bekius, Drew
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A former pastor's journey from devout faith to reasoned atheism.The Rise and Fall of Faith invites you into a candid conversation about religious transition, offering a unique perspective for both Christians and atheists. Drew Bekius, once a zealous evangelical leader, recounts his personal struggle with faith, the doubts that emerged, and the ultimate embrace of a Godless worldview. This isn't just a story of losing faith; it's an exploration of how to reconstruct meaning, purpose, and community in a secular life. Is this for you? If you're a Christian seeking to understand atheism, an…mehr

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A former pastor's journey from devout faith to reasoned atheism.The Rise and Fall of Faith invites you into a candid conversation about religious transition, offering a unique perspective for both Christians and atheists. Drew Bekius, once a zealous evangelical leader, recounts his personal struggle with faith, the doubts that emerged, and the ultimate embrace of a Godless worldview. This isn't just a story of losing faith; it's an exploration of how to reconstruct meaning, purpose, and community in a secular life. Is this for you? If you're a Christian seeking to understand atheism, an atheist grappling with your past, or anyone curious about the human search for truth, this is your story. Discover: * The real-life challenges of religious deconstruction * How to find common ground across belief systems * A path toward honest, passionate dialogue The Rise and Fall of Faith offers hope and understanding in a world grappling with ever-changing religious and cultural landscapes. Foreword by Dan Barker.
Autorenporträt
Drew Bekius is creator of HumanistCoach.com and board president at The Clergy Project, whose mission is to provide community, support, and hope to current and former religious professionals who no longer hold supernatural beliefs. Dan Barker is co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation.