284: I Am An Atheist

from DRIVING THEOLOGY Hosted by Michael Dean McLain

A not-at-all-extensive reveal of my own path to a kind of atheism, a refusal to believe in the God that was presented to me over 40 years of being a "Christian". And boy, did I ever believe in him! I was a true believer, a sinner in the hands of an angry God, All in, so to speak. And then the scales fell from my eyes, and I was presented with a beautiful image, a truly divine portrayal of God: Jesus. And Jesus challenges all notions of God. And the Bible. Jesus challenges us in every sphere imaginable.

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