But why work on this and why write your book on this? But it's also a depressing topic and I think it probably takes a special person to spend a good bit of his or her life for the last few years in this subject, and you've dug deeply into this. Scott Rae: John, tell us first of all, what motivated you to write this? Because these are some high profiles stories, and your book is full of these stories of people, high profile leaders who have given up their faith. And so if I can help you guys out on this podcast by being a guest, it's my pleasure.
Appreciate working with you and the doors that you've opened for me. I've learned a lot from you, especially you Scott over the years. It's a pleasure to be here with both of you guys. So John welcome, we're so delighted to have you with us and are very pleased to see your book come out. He is the author of a brand new book that comes out of his PhD dissertation, entitled The Anatomy of deconversion. John Marriott, who is a research director at the Center for Christian Thought here at Biola, and has been an adjunct faculty member in the philosophy departments, both at the undergrad and graduate level at Biola and at Talbot for some time. Scott Rae: We're here today with our longtime good friend, Dr. Sean McDowell: And I'm your co-host Sean McDowell, Professor of Christian Apologetics. I'm your host, Scott Rae, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Christian Ethics. The podcast from Talbot School of Theology, Biola University. Scott Rae: Welcome to Think Biblically, Conversations on Faith and Culture.
John Marriott serves on the research staff at the Center for Christian Thought at Biola University, and adjunct professor in the department of philosophy.
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