Tag: deconstruction

• On Meaning, Monogamy, and Marx

  

  On why I’ve chosen monogamy as a gay man.

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  November 10, 2021

  Christianity, homosexuality, LGBTQ, Psychology/Mental Health, sexuality, theology

  deconstruction, ethics, exvangelical, Gay Christian, Gay loneliness, homosexuality, lgbt, LGBTQ, lgbtq christian, lonely gay, love, mental health, monogamy, philosophy, polyamory, post-Christian, postvangelical, Progressive Christianity, Progressive theology, psychology, queer Christian, queer relationships, relationships, sex, sexual ethic, sexuality, the velvet rage, theology

• Looking to be rescued — The plight of enneagram fours

  

  Enneagram fours cope with their feeling of inadequacy in two ways…

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  November 8, 2021

  Christianity, LGBTQ, Psychology/Mental Health

  christianity, deconstruction, emotions, enneagram, enneagram four, exvangelical, gay, Gay Christian, God, heart work, inner work, LGBTQ+, mental health, theology

• Coffee and Existential Dread

  

  What started as a simple walk for coffee became a pivotal moment where I began to doubt my faith and God.

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  January 25, 2021

  Christianity, theology

  angst, Bible, christianity, deconstruction, doubt, existential, existential questions, faith, God, missionary, philosophy, postevangelical, questions, religion

• Greetings, Fellow Wanderer

  

  I stumbled upon an old sermon of mine. Yes, believe it or not, I used to be a pastor in another life. Of middle schoolers. Not adults. Absolutely not. You couldn’t pay me enough. But, yes, that’s right, someone thought it was a good idea to put 19-year-old Brandon in charge of youths. For three […]

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  October 28, 2020

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