Evangelical Anxiety

In 'Evangelical Anxiety,' Charles Marsh delves into his personal struggles with anxiety rooted in his conservative Southern Christian upbringing.

The memoir chronicles Marsh's journey of confronting the taboos and ingrained beliefs that exacerbated his mental health challenges.

He explores the tension between faith and psychological well-being, recounting his experiences with psychotherapy and the gradual shedding of religious dogma.

Marsh's narrative provides insights into the complexities of reconciling spirituality with mental health.

The book offers a poignant reflection on self-discovery, healing, and the redefinition of faith in the face of personal adversity.