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In print · 2022
Confessions of a French Atheist
by Guillaume Bignon
Most books of this kind open with something broken. This one does not. Bignon was a French atheist, content, with no appetite for religion and no grievance to settle. What moved him was an argument he picked up and could not put down: whether morality means anything, whether science leaves room, whether the Bible bears weight. He followed each one where it led. It did not lead where he was going.
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