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95: Leslie Nease: Free From Toxic Theology

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Leslie's childhood was marked by instability and a search for connection.
She experienced a significant faith shift after a traumatic event involving her daughter.
The journey of deconstruction led her to question long-held beliefs.
Leslie emphasizes the importance of community and authenticity in faith.
She learned to think critically and trust herself after leaving the church.
The fear-based teachings of her past created anxiety and isolation.
Leslie's experiences on Survivor China opened her eyes to diverse perspectives.
She began to research and question the teachings she was raised with.
The shift from destination-focused faith to journey-oriented spirituality was profound.
Leslie aims to support others in their journeys of faith and self-discovery. I don't believe in hell anymore.
I'm not turning my back on my Christianity.
God is love.
Discipline is for rehabilitation, not punishment.
You don't have to do anything you're not ready to do.
I was taught I was disgusting and unlovable.
We've been putting the blame on everything else for so long.
The kingdom of God is already here and it's in you.
You can't take somebody someplace they're not ready to go.
Honoring the journey looks different for both of us.

Links

Podcast: https://honoring-the-journey.simplecast.com/

Book: [Click Here]

Find us on the web: https://liminalliving.simplecast.com/

All Music for this episode composed by Axeltree

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Leslie's childhood was marked by instability and a search for connection.
She experienced a significant faith shift after a traumatic event involving her daughter.
The journey of deconstruction led her to question long-held beliefs.
Leslie emphasizes the importance of community and authenticity in faith.
She learned to think critically and trust herself after leaving the church.
The fear-based teachings of her past created anxiety and isolation.
Leslie's experiences on Survivor China opened her eyes to diverse perspectives.
She began to research and question the teachings she was raised with.
The shift from destination-focused faith to journey-oriented spirituality was profound.
Leslie aims to support others in their journeys of faith and self-discovery. I don't believe in hell anymore.
I'm not turning my back on my Christianity.
God is love.
Discipline is for rehabilitation, not punishment.
You don't have to do anything you're not ready to do.
I was taught I was disgusting and unlovable.
We've been putting the blame on everything else for so long.
The kingdom of God is already here and it's in you.
You can't take somebody someplace they're not ready to go.
Honoring the journey looks different for both of us.

Links

Podcast: https://honoring-the-journey.simplecast.com/

Book: [Click Here]

Find us on the web: https://liminalliving.simplecast.com/

All Music for this episode composed by Axeltree

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