Episodes
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My Deconstruction led me back to Christianity
From Deconstruction to Faith Lab: Why I’m Still Asking Questions, and Why I’ve Come Back For eight years, this podcast has been called Almost Heretical. What started as a small side project became something much bigger than I ever expected. Millions of…
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Jeremiah Johnston: The Shroud of Turin Proves the Resurrection
The Shroud of Turin Proves the Resurrection Could the most extraordinary claim in Christianity be backed by physical evidence? Dr. Jeremiah Johnston thinks so. In this episode of Almost Heretical, he takes us deep into the Shroud of Turin, the mysterious…
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Dr. Andrew Perrin: Unlocking the Secrets of the Dead Sea Scrolls
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible: Why They Matter The Dead Sea Scrolls are some of the most significant archaeological discoveries for understanding the Bible’s formation and interpretation. These ancient manuscripts, found near Qumran, reveal how Jewish communities engaged with scripture long before…
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The Election (Against Neo-Fundamentalism)
As the United States faces a pivotal election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, Nate and Shelby delve into the broader themes surrounding political and ideological tribalism that often accompany election seasons. Reflecting on the show’s origins, they recall how Almost…
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Jon Foreman: Leaving the Christian Label
Summary Jon Foreman of Switchfoot (link) discusses the journey of faith, doubt, and the rejection of labels. We delve into the topics of deconstruction, being hurt by people claiming Christianity, and the complexities of using “Christian” as an adjective. We also…