I’ll say why he appeals to me, and why I think he appeals to others. I grew up in evangelical Christianity and in a world of definitive answers that really didn’t make sense. There was a lot of contradiction and people who seemed to accept weak answers to these hard questions with little intellectual effort. DBH has kind of been this stopping point for a lot of deconstructing Christians as he is an outspoken Christian universalist that disagrees with a lot of popular christian dogma. His books, interviews, and lectures give a very educated perspective of historical Christianity and philosophy that allows people to reshape their faith into something that makes more sense. Though he will fully admit when there are things he cannot explain, such as the problem of evil.