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In this episode, I got to speak to Timothy Morton. They are the author of over 20 books, including the most recent, Hell: In Search of A Christian Ecology. Timothy is a recent convert to Christianity after decades exploring Buddhism and other philosophies, and their prior book Hyperobjects was very helpful in the development of my manuscript.

Hell: In Search of a Christian Ecology

We talk about environmentalism, neologisms, hyperobjects, and much more.

This is a wide-ranging and lightly-edited interview. Content note: this conversation includes discussion of child abuse, sexual abuse, and complex PTSD.

Learn more about Timothy Morton's other books and works here.

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Exvangelical & Beyond received a starred review in Kirkus Reviews!

My first book (which comes out this September), has received a starred review from Kirkus Reviews!

Here’s an excerpt from the review:

β€œIn his highly readable first book, Chastain explains why the term found such deep resonance, especially in online spaces, among populations of people leaving the evangelical church and losing their faith, though not always both and not always in that order. As he carefully points out, β€œthe term [exvangelical] acknowledges personal autonomy because, although it does define past experience, it...doesn’t try to dictate what people who leave evangelicalism should believe.””

You can read the rest of the review here.

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A Clash of Christianities
On the reactions to Bishop Budde’s sermon.
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"Your God is My Devil"
A lesser-known John Wesley quote for such times.
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Well, here we are.
Let’s just dispense with introductory sentences.
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