Deconverting from your fundamentalist religion is so much more than ceasing to believe in dogma. It's about learning a new way to approach your world, your reality, and your life.
When a man deconverts from his fundamentalist religion, it can often upset and unsettle every aspect of his life. He can lose his friends, his spouse, and even his sense of meaning. It's painful, traumatic, and unfair.
But it doesn't need to be.
In this book, you'll discover why deconversion sends the lives of so many well-meaning men into tailspins and how you can recover if it has already happened to you.
You'll also uncover the many ways that your time in the Church has negatively impacted the most practical aspects of your life-your money, health, family, social life, hobbies, relationships, and spirituality-and how you can restore these things without guilt or shame.
As a deconverted man, you are finally able to take back control of your life. You can rebuild yourself into the man you were always meant to be-and on your terms this time. Your pastor's opinion doesn't matter. Your men's group gets no vote. Starting today, your life is decided for you, by you.
The Deconverted Man is a practical guide for men who are experiencing the turmoil that comes with a painful deconversion. It lays out a simple-to-implement framework for seizing your life back from God and the Church and reclaiming it as your own.
