The Anatomy of Deconversion christian_ed

The Anatomy of Deconversion christian_edBy John Marriott Description Believers are abandoning faith. But why? Atheism is on the rise. What, if anything, can be done to prevent this trend? The Anatomy of Deconversion goes to the source of these issues and gives readers a broad picture of the deconversion process. Learn why believers lose their faith, and, perhaps more importantly, discover why so many former Christians claim to be happier, freer, and more fulfilled as unbelievers than they

Marjorie Herrera Lewis

as useful and compelling for churches in West Africa as it is for churches in the Bible Belt

twenty preachers share sermons from the whole range of the psalms—psalms of distress

and embodies the sacred rhythms of which he writes

and truly live the Christ-honoring abundant life that God desires for you

And he tended to have an otherwordly look about him

Her personal stories and insights invite you to examine your life and to dream about living it better

professor of history at Lipscomb University

maybe not: Counting the Cost is a useful collection of essays showing how a lot of what we (think we) ‹know› about capitalism just isn't so

orthodox Christian tradition

“Rusty is a great writer and captures so perfectly the tension many of us feel in our prayer lives

this book offers something to those starting out as well as those further along the journey