Tag: post-Christian

• Research findings on why people are leaving Christianity

  

  1,200 people share why they’re leaving Christianity in this comprehensive study. Published with Baptist News Global.

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  December 13, 2022

  Christianity, Journalism, politics, Research, theology

  christianity, church, deconstruction, evangelicalism, exChristian, exvangelical, Pew Research, post-Christian, research, why people are leaving the church

• Vessels 

  

  What do we do with the memories of Christianity and church that were good? What do we do with the moments that we encountered the Divine? Was it all nothing? Was it all deceit?

  Brandon Darrell Lane Flanery

  October 4, 2022

  Breadcrumbs, existentialism, theology

  christianity, deconstruction, exfundie, exvangelical, God, post-Christian, postevangelical, postvangelical

• 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