Roll to DisbelieveRoll to Disbelieve
  • Home
  • Series List
    • 1st-Century Fridays
    • Christianese
    • The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians
    • Christian Media
    • Great Evangelical Husband Hunt
    • Handbook for the Recently Deconverted
    • Journey into Hell (series)
    • Unequally Yoked Club (UYC)
  • About
  • The RoE (Rules of Engagement)
  • Community
  • Contact

cherished christian myths (blog series)

Analyzing Christianity

Blame ≠ Evidence (A cherished Christian myth)

Today, let me show you how toxic Christians resort to blame games when they realize they’ve backed themselves into a corner for lack of evidence.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years03/29/2021 ago
Analyzing Christianity

Correct Beliefs ≠ Lifelong Faith (Cherished Christian Myths)

Quite a few Christians think that if someone holds correct beliefs, then they won’t ever deconvert. That is simply not true. It doesn’t matter what flavor of Christianity one follows. People leave Christianity regardless. Today, I’ll show you this myth — and we’ll talk about why Christians love it so much.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years03/26/2021 ago

Join the Roll to Disbelieve community!

Yes, I would like to join!

Recent Posts

  • An evangelical with no psychology training gets big mad about real psychology
  • Tom Ascol’s evangelical masterclass on dealing with anonymous criticism
  • G3 Ministries has gone bye-bye at last after another Reformed scandal
  • Evangelical coward Al Mohler is cozying up to Christian nationalists now
  • The evangelical copes of the 2010s that made their decline unfixable

Categories

  • Analyzing Christianity
  • Codex Disbelievium
  • From Patreon
  • Gaming
  • History and Science
  • Meta Housekeeping
  • Posts
  • SBC Watching
  • The Games We Play
  • Uncategorized

Find Us in Social Media

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • Tumblr
  • Link

Support Roll to Disbelieve

  • Roll to Disbelieve Patreon
  • Site/Forum Donation

Join Our Discord Server!

  • Home
  • Series List
  • About
  • The RoE (Rules of Engagement)
  • Community
  • Contact
Hestia | Developed by ThemeIsle