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The Quest for Thin Places

Dana Robert Hicks
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Duration
5h 39m
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
SacraSage Press

About

Breaking things is easy. Rebuilding things is much more difficult. Once you have "deconstructed" from toxic religious beliefs, what is next? Moving from being "religious" to a rich life of spirituality is easier said than done.
The temptation for many people who deconstruct from an unhealthy form of dogmatic fundamentalism is to adopt a new form of non-religious dogmatic fundamentalism that is just as toxic.
Religious deconstruction is not a linear process. We won't one day "arrive" and figure it all out. There is no "end" to the deconstructing and reconstructing cycle.
In this audio book, Dana Robert Hicks outlines a cyclical model of continuous deconstruction and reconstruction. The model helps facilitate the deepest longings of the human heart: the experiences of awe, wonder, and transcendence.

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  • Spirituality
  • Religion
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