UNenlightenment

A Theological Foundation for Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Christian Faith

By: S. Eric English

Narrated by: Marcus Barton

Do you desire more from your faith than what you learned in Sunday School?

Do you find yourself asking questions about Christianity and feeling unsatisfied with the answers?

UNenlightenment is a theological and philosophical guide to help you deconstruct your faith journey and lead you through reconstructing a belief system that is completely yours. It pulls no punches and asks the hard questions about the beliefs the church has taught for years. Are you ready to take control of your spiritual journey, understand and deal with doubt, and help transform your faith into something you want to share with others?

©2022 Eric Scot English (P)2023 Eric Scot English

Rebuilding Faith with Honesty and Depth

If you’re going through a period of faith deconstruction and you’re looking for something honest, smart, and deeply encouraging—this audiobook is exactly what you need. UNenlightenment doesn’t offer easy answers. Instead, it asks the hard questions that most churches avoid and invites you into a process of rebuilding a belief system that’s fully yours.

S. Eric English combines theology, philosophy, and a whole lot of realness to walk you through the messiness of doubt and spiritual transformation. This is not just academic—it’s personal, practical, and deeply pastoral in its own way. He challenges traditions without tearing down faith, and offers tools to build something new and meaningful.

The content is deep, but never dry. It’s intellectually stimulating but emotionally grounded. I especially appreciated how the book addressed issues like trauma, social justice, and the Enlightenment’s influence on modern Christianity. It felt like someone giving you permission to ask, wrestle, and rebuild at your own pace.

Marcus Barton’s narration is solid—clear, well-paced, and easy to listen to. While not overly dramatic, his tone fits the thoughtful and serious nature of the material. He makes complex ideas approachable without sounding preachy or robotic.

If you’re deconstructing, doubting, or just done with surface-level faith—listen to this. It’s one of the most helpful, honest, and hope-filled resources I’ve found. Highly recommended.