Rethinking Scripture with JR Pittman

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JR Pittman was created for one purpose: to push you further than you are comfortable going. Through books, newsletters, podcasts, and an ever-expanding platform, JR Pittman exists to serve not only scholars and theologians, but everyday readers — and those who have never considered themselves readers at all. We believe the most dangerous thing a mind can do is stop questioning, and the most courageous thing a person can do is think differently than the room they're sitting in. JR Pittman is a platform for authors and thinkers who refuse to accept a conclusion simply because it has always been the accepted one — writers who challenge norms, interrogate assumptions, and invite their readers into conversations that are long overdue. Our debut title, Women Are Not the Villains, is exactly that kind of book — a work designed not to comfort the familiar, but to ignite a global conversation that the church, the scholar, and the curious mind have all been circling for centuries without the courage to land. This is only the beginning. With a growing roster of authors who think outside every box they were handed, JR Pittman is building something rare: a publishing home where expanding your thinking is not optional — it is the entire point.

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JR Pittman was created for one purpose: to push you further than you are comfortable going. Through books, newsletters, podcasts, and an ever-expanding platform, JR Pittman exists to serve not only scholars and theologians, but everyday readers — and those who have never considered themselves readers at all. We believe the most dangerous thing a mind can do is stop questioning, and the most courageous thing a person can do is think differently than the room they're sitting in. JR Pittman is a platform for authors and thinkers who refuse to accept a conclusion simply because it has always been the accepted one — writers who challenge norms, interrogate assumptions, and invite their readers into conversations that are long overdue. Our debut title, Women Are Not the Villains, is exactly that kind of book — a work designed not to comfort the familiar, but to ignite a global conversation that the church, the scholar, and the curious mind have all been circling for centuries without the courage to land. This is only the beginning. With a growing roster of authors who think outside every box they were handed, JR Pittman is building something rare: a publishing home where expanding your thinking is not optional — it is the entire point.