I have come to believe that I will never stop learning (at least I never want to), and at the heart of learning is being able and willing to ask questions. Questions are therefore rarely threatening or scary, but are essential to my growth. Thus, the more I seek to grow, the more I am willing and able to ask questions.

The church hasn’t often been a place where I have felt free to ask questions, but it also often feels that the state of the church today, having become such a large capital I Institution and carrying with it its own entire culture, (both of which should be noted as not inherently bad, but over time become intrenched and unmoveable) - especially in the west where there is more of a history of Christendom - is a bit disconnected from the reality of today’s world. However, I recognise that different to previous generations, I have grown up within a largely postmodern view of the world … so of course it feels disconnected.

Thanks for all your work in putting this documentary together. I’ve talked with my pastor and whenever it arrives I’m going to arrange a showing for folks at my church.