I review one of my earlier chapters where I object to the following question:  
“I asked an atheist once if he really truly believed that there was no God, and so therefore there was no morality and no absolute right or wrong or overarching purpose to life.” 
 
I object, because as human beings  we can be moral and respectful and loving with each other without depending on religious scripts, in my opinion.

I review one of my earlier chapters where I object to the following question: “I asked an atheist once if he really truly believed that there was no God, and so therefore there was no morality and no absolute right or wrong or overarching purpose to life.” I object, because as human beings we can be moral and respectful and loving with each other without depending on religious scripts, in my opinion.

I review one of my earlier chapters where I object to the following question: &nbsp;
“I asked an atheist once if he really truly believed that there was no God, and so therefore there was no morality and no absolute right or wrong or overarching purpose to life.” 
 
I object, because as human beings &nbsp;we can be moral and respectful and loving with each other without depending on religious scripts, in my opinion.&nbsp;

Agnostic or Atheist?

After 30 years as a born again believer, and 20 as a professional "Christian" musician, I had a free thought, and then a second one. To explore my new thinking that there was no God, I started writing it out. Over 400 pages later, I decided a podcast would be a good way to share my writings.

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