Leaving religion to live an authentic life
Welcome everyone to our 50th Episode. Today, we discuss our upcoming free online course The Deconversion Guide, our multiple social projects in the works, and we reflect on our past year working on the podcast and the guide. A big thank you to all of our listeners, guests, and supporters we love you all.
Today, we discuss the Christian response to the growing number of people deconverting from religious faith. We address two articles, both written by Christians, that tackle what Christians perceive to be the primary reasons for people leaving the church.
Today, we have the second of our interviews with the hosts of the “You Can’t Get To Heaven in a Miniskirt” podcast. We talk with Jess today about how she and Sarah started the podcast, her experience around the church, and her obsession with cults.
Welcome to the first of our two episode interview with Sarah and Jess the hosts of the “You Can’t Get To Heaven in a Mini-Skirt” podcast. Today, we interview Sarah and talk about how she and Jess started the podcast. We also get her thoughts and feelings around the church, purity culture, and homophobia.
Welcome everyone to our discussion on Christian apologetics. Today, we go over some of Christian apologetics most common concepts and arguments. We also discuss some of the pitfalls in the tactics of Christian apologetics, there application, and as a special bonus Tim gets triggered while discussing it.
Today, we are joined by one of our longtime listeners, as she shares her deconversion story with us. Danielle’s experience in the church and eventual excommunication for daring to leave a failing marriage sets the stage for a fascinating and unique deconversion story.
Anxiety is something we all face, but for those of us who deconvert from religion, it can quickly become unmanageable. Today. we tackle deconversion anxiety. Tim and Isaac discuss how to recognize, navigate, and develop healthy coping mechanisms for it.
On today’s episode Isaac recounts his first and only experience revolving around Christian mingle, online dating, and purity culture. Those of us who have grown up around strict religious beliefs often have awkward first relationships, and we hope today’s episode makes you laugh and feel a little less alone.
Today, is a very special episode for Tim who is going to answers questions left for him by his late Grandmother. This list of questions was part of the catalyst that kickstarted this podcast.
Moral relativism is often the target of derision by the religious as being inferior to the moral absolutism asserted by religious faith. Today, we dismantle the hypocrisy of this claim, and offer our own claim. Not only is moral relativism practiced by most believers, but when put to use in the hands of a self critical and thoughtful non-believer it provides a superior moral code to that offered by religions.