They are really talking about echo chambers online when they want to change a word so Christians don't have to even think about non Christians xD

The fact that critically investigating your beliefs is such a threat to these people is really telling.

I’m fine with replacing “deconstructing” with a phrase that better reflects what’s going on. How about “deprogramming?” “Unbrainwashing?”

I found the best gem at 48:20: She said "When your precious teenager calls you and says 'I am deconstructing, my youth pastor was abusive to me...'" The next thing out of her mouth should have been that something has to be done about that abusive youth pastor, but she had only her warfare against deconstruction in her mind.

If your faith can't withstand scrutiny, then you shouldn't build your life upon it.

Someone please tell hat-guy that Millenials are in their 40s now, they're not college kids.

I literally have to find a new therapist because mine thinks my deconstruction is a problem

Hearing these people refer to evangelicalism as "classical Christianity" should piss off anybody who knows anything about church history. It might be the most infuriating thing about this video to me. If you went to any Christian even five hundred years ago and showed them an American evangelical church they would not recognize it and they probably wouldn't even acknowledge it as "true Christianity."

My christian faith was the most important thing to me and I took my religion very seriously. Its wrong of them deny our faith as having not been real. I didnt deconstruct and become an atheist because I wanted to, I did so because I wanted to know the truth. It was so painful and confsing, and I spent a year suffering that. But it lead me here. Free of mind and happier than Ive ever been,

They're afraid of deconstruction. You can see it

"Don't say you're deconstructing. Deconstruction has no assumed conclusion. Say you're reforming so people know there's a limit to what you're willing to reevaluate."

The way she described wanting to go to war with a teenager who disclosed abuse from a preacher and wanted protection🤢 like the teen is the demon in this scenario??? disgusting

I worked for a Christian nonprofit that has a radio show/podcast, and Alisa Childers came on as a guest to talk about deconstruction. I was secretly deconstructing at the time, and was so taken aback by the calloused way she described why and how people deconstruct their faith. I was sat in the background of that Zoom call feeling like a worthless, God-hating piece of trash all because I wanted to leave Evangelicalism. I left that nonprofit shortly after, and am still healing from hateful and harmful theology they uphold to this day.

Love your guys' content, keep it up!

53 min in  - when politics falls from 'we disagree about what is best for our country'  to 'the other pov is demonic' then we are in such scary territory

I wasn't aware deconstruction was a movement. I thought it was just critical thinking.

She almost lost her faith until she realized how much money it could make her.

When you reevaluate any aspect of your life, you are deconstructing. It's not something that needs to be made overly complicated.

I left christianity about 20 years ago and I'm not sure I called the process anything. I was just like "I'm done with this bs"

If Evangelical Christians listened to people deconstructing with compassion half as much as they talked about them, they would be a lot more successful in their goals.

"I'm going to war with this ideology" really hammers home the point that evangelicals only think of their faith in violent colonial terms. I wonder why people are leaving.