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In this bonus episode of Almost Heretical, Nate Hanson and Shelby dive into the story of the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11. They discuss its significance, the cultural context, and various interpretations, including its implications for language and unity. Join them as they explore how this ancient story relates to contemporary issues of pride, diversity, and unity. This episode offers fresh insights and reimagines a well-known biblical tale in a new light.
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Listen to the Frank Kenny after show!
How has our understanding of God evolved over time? Nate & Shelby talk with Frank Kenny about his book, The God of War: How an Ancient God Shaped a Modern World (link), exploring the historical contexts and conflicts that have shaped modern Christianity.

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After the conversation with Frank Kenny, Nate & Shelby discuss whether Jesus really intended to start a new religion, the hidden inconsistencies in the Bible, and the violent truth behind early Christian civil wars. They explore how these insights challenge traditional beliefs and what they mean for modern faith practices.

Listen to the after show for the Brian episode where we talk about why the Church tries to control beliefs
What if being a Christian wasn't about what you believed? Nate & Shelby talk with Brian McLaren about his influential works, including Do I Stay Christian? and his latest, Life After Doom.
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Listen to the after show where we talk about favorite books, women missionaries, and being anti-academia
Olivia Jackson interviewed hundreds of Christians about their deconstruction experience. We talk about why people changed their faith. Is it different in America compared to the UK, Australia, etc? Olivia's book.
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An extra 13 minutes from our interview with Olivia Jackson that didn't appear in the original episode. Olivia discusses the impact of early religious readings on her views of spirituality and morality, the role of literature in shaping her understanding of the spiritual realm, the process of questioning and reevaluating faith, and the enlightening yet challenging journey of faith deconstruction.