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Oct 26, 2021 1 hr 9 min

S6E9: Walking with the Deconstructing | Shane Blackshear

from The Moral Minority Show Hosted by Josh Luckett and Kennedy Curley

So you’re deconstructing. Or maybe you’re not. Either way, there’s a good chance that you know someone who is wrestling with theology. What can we do to best love and care for those who are in the midst of a faith crisis? Shane Blackshear, host of the acclaimed podcast, Seminary Dropout, joins Josh and Joel to help us understand how to best guide those around us through challenging seasons with God. Shane has spent almost a decade interviewing a wide range of scholars and thinkers across the theological spectrum, from N.T. Wright to Jon Foreman to Michael Gungor to Rob Bell, and he himself has shifted theologically along the way as well. Shane also helps lead a local church, Austin Mustard Seed, where he is in the thick of walking alongside individuals who are in a variety of places spiritually. Tune in to learn more about how to engage in faith transition is a healthy way, and how to seek truth without despair. Follow Shane: shaneblackshear.com Twitter // @ThatShaneB --- We have a website! Visit us at moralminority.space Contact us: [email protected] Twitter // @MinorityShow --- Follow the hosts: Josh: Instagram // @just_my_luck3 | Twitter // @my_luck3 Joel: Instagram // @joel.sam.i.am | Twitter // @joelthesamurai

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