Just came to this:
“Doubt means spiritual relocation is happening. It’s God’s way of saying, ‘Time to move on.’”
This is pretty much this book in a nutshell. Enns doesn’t acknowledge any other possible sources or data and pushes his own narrative. Couldn’t doubt also be from, say, the exact opposite of God? Couldn’t it just be from unfounded neuroses? He won’t mention these, of course.
— Aug 14, 2026 09:25AM
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