The Deconstruction of Christianity

This book delves into the deconstruction movement within Christianity, explaining what it is, why it is destructive, and how to respond.

It distinguishes between a crisis of faith and deconstruction, highlighting common triggers such as suffering, doubt, politics, purity culture, and toxic theology.

The authors advocate for a reformation or reconstruction of faith based on Scripture rather than deconstruction.

The book is divided into three parts, covering the manifestation of deconstruction, its causes, and how to love and help those undergoing it.