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Analyzing Christianity

Knowledge: Starting from scratch after deconversion

Unlearning all the faulty logic and pseudoscience I’d learned while Christian was tough. But I had a much tougher time with unlearning how I’d learned how to learn and what knowing something actually means. I’d thought I had a handle on how to assess and absorb knowledge, but I was completely wrong.

By Captain Cassidy, 4 years08/07/2022 ago
SBC Watching

Baptism Sunday: Evaluating Christian Claims

Today, let’s check out the SBC’s success claims regarding this most recent Baptism Sunday — and see what might be going on there in reality.

By Captain Cassidy, 5 years09/14/2021 ago
Analyzing Christianity

Christianese 101: Translating Evangelists’ Success Stories

Hi and welcome back! Sometimes, it’s fun to reveal the real meaning of all the Christianese that evangelicals use. Because oh, they use a lot of it. And the more Christianese you see in use, the less the Christians involved have to say that’s real and true. So when I say that Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 5 years08/20/2021 ago
Analyzing Christianity

Beach Reach Training: How to Craft a Testimony (And Why)

Hi and welcome back! Lately, we’ve been talking about Beach Reach. That’s a short-term mission trip (STM) organized by the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC). For two weeks, college-age SBC-lings descend on a beach during American universities’ Spring Break. During their trip, these volunteers offer charity services to a truly deserving Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 5 years07/23/2021 ago
The Games We Play

The false claims of ‘The Secret’

The creator of The Secret, Rhonda Byrne, taught woo enthusiasts they could think themselves rich, healthy, and happy. And she did so using some really reprehensible and sketchy science-based and historical claims. Today, let’s look at some of those false claims.

By Captain Cassidy, 6 years03/22/2020 ago
Analyzing Christianity

Open-Mindedness (I think his brains fell out)

Houston, 1989. It was a dark and stormy night, the night my god saved my life. As the revival crowd began to pour out of the church into the rain-slicked parking lot, I felt like I was walking on air. It’d been an awesome service and even as late as Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years07/01/2013 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: Your Testimonies Don’t Really Matter to Us.

(Before we get started, a bit of housekeeping–one of those Breatharians I mentioned a few posts ago decided to stop trying to photosynthesize and go back to semi-normal food. I’m sure we’re all shocked, given that her decision to starve herself to try to force her body to live on Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years06/19/2013 ago

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