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A Deconstruction Observed, Pt. 21 Why I Call Deconstruction a Dark Forest Navigating the dark forest of deconstruction is like walking in a dense fog through territory you thought you knew but that now seems totally unfamiliar. In January of this year I was offered a role in a local production of Fiddler on the Roof. Rehearsals were in the evening, three or four days a week so I did a lot of driving in the dark. As we moved through February and the daylight hours began to lengthen, there were a couple of evenings when I drove to rehearsal …

Seeds of Deconstruction II – The Rapture Wars A Deconstruction Observed — Pt. 17   After my last post you might be thinking, So, one book on evolutionary creation caused your worldview to collapse No.   I didn’t wake up one day and say, “I think I’ll reexamine everything I’ve believed since I was a child and toss out things I don’t agree with anymore.” For me, deconstruction was something like the story of the little Dutch boy who saved his village by putting his finger in the hole of a leaky dike. As the story goes he stayed there …