

S10: E11 Nothing More Evangelical Than a Post-Evangelical
Mar 27, 2025
Is leaving evangelicalism a true departure or just a shift within the same framework? The hosts dive into whether transitioning to post-evangelical spaces leads to real change or simply a new perspective. They explore the modern self in faith, questioning how both camps prioritize individual identity. There’s a critical examination of justice work, focusing on genuine engagement versus performative actions. Lastly, they highlight the similarities in power dynamics across both evangelical and progressive communities, urging for a transformative vision beyond binary thinking.
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Evangelical to Post-Evangelical Shift
- Shifting from evangelical to post-evangelical spaces may not change underlying frameworks.
- Similar epistemologies, cultural engagement, and power dynamics persist.
Differences Between White Evangelical and Mainline Protestant Churches
- White evangelical and mainline Protestant churches differ in size and focus.
- Evangelicals emphasize personal sin, while mainliners focus on social justice.
The Self in Evangelical and Progressive Spaces
- Both evangelical and progressive spaces center on the individual self.
- One emphasizes a responsible self, the other a therapeutic self.