Treating faith deconstruction as a neutral tool is dangerous for two main reasons 👇 @alisachilders

Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Treating faith deconstruction as a neutral tool is dangerous for two main reasons. First, it can push believers toward online communities that are actively waiting to help them walk away from their faith.

Second, it leads to relativism. Instead of seeking truth, people start viewing the world through their own moral compass—deciding what "feels" right rather than what is right. But there is hope. We don't have to rely on our own feelings because objective truth exists, and God has clearly revealed Himself through His Word.

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