Greetings Friends, I have heard form several persons that they are unable to download the e-book from the website. To try and make it...

Painfully prepared disciples are prone to crises of faith. By painfully prepared I simply mean hurt by judgmentalism and it's frequent...

There is a third way in which well meaning parents and church leaders set up believers for a crisis of faith. I call it being half-baked...

Prior to the three most recent posts (which came from my interview with Randal Rauser), I was unpacking the second aspect of A Recipe for...

This is the third and final installment in my interview/conversation with Dr. John Marriott on the issue of Christians leaving the faith...

Part 2 of my interview with Randal Rauser, professor of historical theology at Taylor Seminary. In this article, I continue a...

This week I did a three part interview with Randal Rauser, professor of historical theology at Taylor Seminary in Edmonton Canada. Below...

Previously I pointed out that when it comes to the loss of faith, there are a number of personality traits that make it statistically...

In my previous post I noted that the process of losing faith is like a recipe. Recipes consist of three parts, the ingredients, the...

I want to send out a short post about the core ideas contained in my new book on deconversion. In October I published a book entitled: A...

I have been blogging about the context out which deconversions often emerge. Last week I mentioned that many stories shared by deconverts...

Does the Bible Cause Deconversion? Psychologist and former evangelical believer, Valeri Turico seems to think so: “Bible-believing...

"When you find out this thing called THE truth, may not be true - boom - that did a number on me!" Dave, former believer, atheist...

The Road to Apostasy Is Paved With Bad Expectations Recently, I was reading a Masters thesis by a Canadian student at the University of...

"So why did I deconvert…? That’s a fair question. And a hard one. But I think I’ve narrowed it down to three major components.” So begins...

“Why do you use the term “deconversion”? Don’t you think you would have better luck getting people to participate in your study if you...

In 1974, at 14 years of age Dan Barker was converted to Christ. The next 20 years of his life were spent in committed Christian service....