Unbelief · Jeremy Steele

Q&A: Buddhist Christians, Inclusive Reading of the Bible, Hell Isn’t in There, and the True Translation of the Bible

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Jeremy defines a skeptic as someone who looks for data in every area of life, including religion, not just accepting what they're told.
Host Jeremy, a skeptical pastor, answers live listener questions on the Unbelief podcast, tackling topics like interfaith relationships, trusting the Bible, inclusive interpretation, the historical development of the concept of hell, Bible translation accuracy, and LGBTQ+ affirmation in scripture. He advocates for a data-driven, culturally-aware approach to faith that prioritizes personal growth and community.

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A live Q&A that tests belief against scripture, sources, and lived experience.

Unbelief follows a live listener Q&A that moves through questions that can quietly shift a faith life: interfaith relationships, whether passages have been read too narrowly, what translation does, and how skeptical belief can still sit with scripture, sources, and lived…

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