Roles reverse as editor David McNutt of IVP Academic interviews Josh McNall about Josh's new book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Perhaps-Reclaiming-Space-Between-Dogmatism/dp/0830855203/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&amp;keywords=McNall+Perhaps&amp;qid=1633117995&amp;sr=8-1" target="_blank">Perhaps: Reclaiming the Space between Doubt and Dogmatism</a>.&nbsp;
Topics include:
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 <li>Why Perhaps fuses theology, fiction, and cultural critique.</li>
 <li>Being spiritually caught between warring, partisan extremes.</li>
 <li>What's wrong with certainty, from a biblical perspective?</li>
 <li>The place of mystery in theology.</li>
 <li>Who has said "perhaps" in helpful ways?</li>
 <li>How kids inspire projects.</li>
 <li>Writing rituals and habits.</li>
 <li>The fictional story of Eliza Johnson.</li>
 <li>Advice for pastors leading between doubt and dogmatism.</li>
 <li>David's advice for aspiring writers.</li>
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