“Often, the word "deconstruction" is thrown around to indicate any change that moves a person from White Evangelical Christianity. Unfortunately, this language encourages the idea that one is removing theological perspectives and not their continued process of learning their connection with the Divine, those around them, and the world they inhabit. In this collection of essays, Dillon Cruz shows his own process of learning his way out of the White Evangelical culture that has influenced many aspects of our society. Those of us who have followed a similar path will find this encouraging and push us to further explore the interconnected nature of oppression and religious influence in our world.”

— Kalie May Hargrove