Episode 6. 
Season 2 of Common Ruin begins with Marxist activist and Platonist philosopher Chanel Bayhí reading Bertrand Russell's 1927 essay "Why I Am Not a Christian" with Michael Acuña, and both debating the existence of God. 
 
 
*DISCLAIMER: The views of host do not necessarily reflect those of the guest. 
Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio

Episode 6. Season 2 of Common Ruin begins with Marxist activist and Platonist philosopher Chanel Bayhí reading Bertrand Russell's 1927 essay "Why I Am Not a Christian" with Michael Acuña, and both debating the existence of God. *DISCLAIMER: The views of host do not necessarily reflect those of the guest. Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio

Episode 6. 
Season 2 of Common Ruin begins with Marxist activist and Platonist philosopher Chanel Bayhí reading Bertrand Russell's 1927 essay "Why I Am Not a Christian" with Michael Acuña, and both debating the existence of God.&nbsp;
 
 
*DISCLAIMER: The views of host do not necessarily reflect those of the guest.&nbsp;
Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio

To Be or Not to Be a Christian (with Chanel Bayhí)

Dialectical ruminations on Marxist political economy, Greco-Roman philosophy, and radical theology.

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