It didn’t have a label back then.
“I’m having doubts,” is how I heard it expressed as a kid. The follow-up was prayer and a heavy dose of question-smashing indoctrination. In the evangelical world of the 1980s and 90s where I grew up, questions were dangerous red flags that one’s faith was on the line. Questions signaled it was time to double down on the…
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