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This book openly acknowledges the current wave of deconstruction many Christians are experiencing, engaging deeply with the difficult questions modern believers face about the Bible. The author demonstrates a strong awareness of influential voices in this space—such as Kathy Escobar (*Faith Shift*) and Marlene Winell (*Leaving the Fold*)—and aligns with their perspectives while charting an independent path.
**From a Christian perspective:** This book surpasses *The Shack* and the vast majority of faith-related literature that attempts to grapple with existential and theological doubts. It offers numerous valuable insights and should be considered essential reading for today’s Christians.
**From an ex-Christian or atheist perspective:** There is a significant degree of reconstruction here, which might feel akin to rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic—an attempt to salvage elements of belief while maintaining the appearance of stability. The tension between doubt and the pressure to stop doubting is palpable, making for an intriguing exploration of an ongoing spiritual struggle. Ultimately, the effort to rebuild faith may prove futile, but the book offers a fascinating glimpse into this process.
**Disclosure:** The author kindly provided a PDF copy of the book for review.
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