The God I Don’t Believe In: How to Walk Alongside People Going Through Deconstruction - Janci Máhrik
Deconstruction has become a widespread trend in modern spirituality. Many people are walking away from the faith they grew up in. What if they are not actually rejecting God, but rather a fragile caricature that was never meant to survive in a real-world context? This seminar analyzes the deconstruction process by identifying the specific "false gods" and intellectual barriers that cause a childhood faith to crumble. It offers a pastoral response that moves beyond defensive arguments, instead pointing toward the historical reality of the resurrection as the only foundation capable of sustaining an intellectually mature faith.
Find more great talks like this at https://www.FOCLonline.org.
Remember to like and subscribe to see all of our talks!
Show More
Ján Máhrik is a church planter pastoring Za Kostolom church in Žilina, Slovakia. He is passionate about bringing the Gospel and truths of the Bible to the unchurched - sceptic, secular, and post-Christian. He is a host of the award-winning podcast Zabudnute Cesty and author of books including the popular apologetical book "Why I (Don't) Want to Be a Christian."
26EVAN42











