Thanks for the honesty here. I am a Jesus-follower and probably fit into the evangelical circles, although I stopped using that term to describe myself in 2016. I have friends both within the church and outside the church. One of my hopes is less polarization in our society, along with a separation of church and politics. I also hope for more churches where women are honored, affirmed, respected and safe. I'm curious to hear more of Sarah's journey, even though we're in different places.
While I'm technically an ex Catholic, my Substack this week describes how exvangelical is probably closer to my experience, as my parents were a flavor of tradcath that was very close to white evangelicalism. I can confirm the ongoing suspicion with morality systems, be they in religion or politics.
I think "NPR reporter" screams the real unspoken issue. She is a Leftist/Marxist like virtually all NPR reporters. And Marxism is not compatible with orthodox Christianity.
Thanks for the honesty here. I am a Jesus-follower and probably fit into the evangelical circles, although I stopped using that term to describe myself in 2016. I have friends both within the church and outside the church. One of my hopes is less polarization in our society, along with a separation of church and politics. I also hope for more churches where women are honored, affirmed, respected and safe. I'm curious to hear more of Sarah's journey, even though we're in different places.
While I'm technically an ex Catholic, my Substack this week describes how exvangelical is probably closer to my experience, as my parents were a flavor of tradcath that was very close to white evangelicalism. I can confirm the ongoing suspicion with morality systems, be they in religion or politics.
I think "NPR reporter" screams the real unspoken issue. She is a Leftist/Marxist like virtually all NPR reporters. And Marxism is not compatible with orthodox Christianity.