The Shame of Questioning.
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概要
Why does asking "Why?" about our faith feel like a betrayal of the people who raised us?
In this episode of Is It Because of Jesus?, host Pedro García tackles the "dirty secret" of doubt. Before we can even begin to look for theological answers, we have to dismantle the heavy emotional barrier of shame that stops us from asking the hard questions in the first place.
In this episode, we explore:
- The Science of Shame: Why that racing heart you feel during a moment of doubt is actually your brain's "survival mode" terrified of losing your tribe—not spiritual condemnation.
- Inherited vs. Owned Faith: The painful fear of disappointing the family who gave you your religion, and what it takes to transition from a faith you simply inherited to one you truly own.
- The Jesus Perspective: Looking at how Jesus responded to John the Baptist's profound doubts, we see that Jesus doesn't demand blind, silent agreement. He is a safe place for seekers.
If guilt is telling you to stay silent, that pressure isn't coming from Jesus. Tune in to learn how to move past the fear of betrayal and bring your very real questions to the table.
If you are doubting or deconstructing your faith, Is it Because of Jesus?
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