SteVen
Active member
Good points, thanks.There is a movement that some identify as deconstructionist and some choose to see it as destructive rather than simply a close examination of parts like a watchmaker might undertake in order to fix a timepiece. He first deconstructs. He isn’t wrecking the watch— he’s repairing it.
Christians are so famous for over-reacting to anything that they aren't familiar with.
I get this on Christian Universalism all the time. "What! Everyone goes to heaven no matter what? !!!"
And frankly, many deconstructionists end up leaving Christianity. So, caution is in order. But...
- Should we NEVER question our faith?
- Are reasonable questions with biblical answers okay?
- Is it okay to ask the really tough questions?
- Are there questions that would offend our brothers and sisters of the faith?
- Should we be concerned about easily offending folks when we need answers?
- What sort of questions are out-of-bounds for a Christian to ask?
- Should a Christian pull away from church to seek answers?
- Should a Christian leave the church all together if they can no longer cope?
Deconstruction: How far is too far?
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