If your faith is so fragile it cannot handle questions, doubts, and honest inquiry, if it is so threatened by the full engagement of your heart & mind it runs from potential challenges, that’s not faith; it’s fear.
— Rachel Held Evans (@rachelheldevans) January 6, 2018
The quote above from Rachel Held Evans deserves to circulate widely. Of related interest, see my posts ”The Opposite of Faith,” “Mind Changing as Religious Imperative”, ”Testing Faith,” and ”Fear of Doubt (Truth and Tribalism”.
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