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And it shows us the connection between colonization and disembodiment. Because even when you hear that language, the way you're using it, Caitlin, it sounds like sexual assault to me. It sounds like you- powerful men have the right to enter and conquer any unholy. That is so directly connected to purity culture. In American, in Christian, in patriarchy, what is an unholy body?

And it shows us the connection between colonization and disembodiment. Because even when you hear that language, the way you're using it, Caitlin, it sounds like sexual assault to me. It sounds like you- powerful men have the right to enter and conquer any unholy. That is so directly connected to purity culture. In American, in Christian, in patriarchy, what is an unholy body?

And it shows us the connection between colonization and disembodiment. Because even when you hear that language, the way you're using it, Caitlin, it sounds like sexual assault to me. It sounds like you- powerful men have the right to enter and conquer any unholy. That is so directly connected to purity culture. In American, in Christian, in patriarchy, what is an unholy body?

An unpure body is a woman's body. It's so directly related to why women need to be disembodied because in a world like ours, our bodies are not safe to live in because they can be taken over at any point without...

An unpure body is a woman's body. It's so directly related to why women need to be disembodied because in a world like ours, our bodies are not safe to live in because they can be taken over at any point without...

An unpure body is a woman's body. It's so directly related to why women need to be disembodied because in a world like ours, our bodies are not safe to live in because they can be taken over at any point without...

It's a tiny job, Caitlin.

It's a tiny job, Caitlin.

It's a tiny job, Caitlin.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

We're all deconstructing. Every single person who has made it even close to this far on this podcast is deconstructing something, right? Was taught a way of life that at some point for you, Caitlin, it was in college where I think you took a literature class and was like, wait a minute. I mean, deconstruction comes fast for evangelicals. People are like, wait, there's dinosaurs?

We're all deconstructing. Every single person who has made it even close to this far on this podcast is deconstructing something, right? Was taught a way of life that at some point for you, Caitlin, it was in college where I think you took a literature class and was like, wait a minute. I mean, deconstruction comes fast for evangelicals. People are like, wait, there's dinosaurs?

We're all deconstructing. Every single person who has made it even close to this far on this podcast is deconstructing something, right? Was taught a way of life that at some point for you, Caitlin, it was in college where I think you took a literature class and was like, wait a minute. I mean, deconstruction comes fast for evangelicals. People are like, wait, there's dinosaurs?

Like, it's something that's like very literal, right? It either comes fast or not at all. Or not at all because you protect your Jenga tower, right? You don't let one block come out because you don't want the whole thing to… Yes, it's true. But what is so fascinating to me, Caitlin, and something I go through over and over again, is that with deconstruction of anything, whether it's a family…

Like, it's something that's like very literal, right? It either comes fast or not at all. Or not at all because you protect your Jenga tower, right? You don't let one block come out because you don't want the whole thing to… Yes, it's true. But what is so fascinating to me, Caitlin, and something I go through over and over again, is that with deconstruction of anything, whether it's a family…

Like, it's something that's like very literal, right? It either comes fast or not at all. Or not at all because you protect your Jenga tower, right? You don't let one block come out because you don't want the whole thing to… Yes, it's true. But what is so fascinating to me, Caitlin, and something I go through over and over again, is that with deconstruction of anything, whether it's a family…

code or religion or whiteness or patriarch, it starts to deconstruct. And then we want to replace it with something else. So for you, you lost your connection to the indigenous community, evangelicalism. It's like replace it with something else.

code or religion or whiteness or patriarch, it starts to deconstruct. And then we want to replace it with something else. So for you, you lost your connection to the indigenous community, evangelicalism. It's like replace it with something else.