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May 6, 2020 12 min

What Can We Learn from an Atheist?

from Close to the Bone

In this episode, we look at an atheist's perspective on illness and death. Could this point of view benefit the believer? Could it change our experience of fear, anger, and blame, and help us cope with the coronavirus crisis better? We explore these questions and what role both responsibility and accountability play in it all.

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