Ex-Exvangelical: How I Learned to Doubt My Doubts and Belief in Faith Again

A Believer's Journey to Doubt and Back AgainWhat do you do when God doesn't show up the way you prayed? When the church that raised you feels shallow, performative, abusive-or simply unable to hold the weight of marriage, children, science, and modern life? In Ex-Exvangelical, Andrea Hardie tells the story of a girl who woke up to seemingly empty Christian promises, who grew into a woman who watched her inherited faith crack, splinter, and collapse-and who later learned to doubt her doubts and find a reasonable faith again but for the very first story.This is one woman's unique story and yet it's the story of every woman who lost her Christian faith and found it all over again but at a tremendous price . . . that was worth it.Written for educated, naturally skeptical women in the deconstructing moment, this book refuses the false choice between cold, male-coded apologetics and cotton-candy spirituality. Each chapter begins with an episode from Andrea's life, then moves into reflection-meaning, evidence, theology, history, and the hard-earned logic that makes belief possible without denying critical thinking.If you've been spiritually harmed, exhausted by fear-based religion, or tempted by anything but Christianity, Ex-Exvangelical offers a safer, slower return-and a God worth coming back to.

Pagina's: 174, Paperback, Independently published