You're listening to Unbelievable with Justin Brielly.

Hello and welcome back to the show with me Justin Brielly and today we'll be digging

out another gem from our archive of past shows back in August 2012.

I spoke to Alom Shah, he grew up in a Muslim background in London but became an atheist

in his teens.

He then became a science teacher and wrote about his de-conversion journey in his book The

Young Atheist Handbook.

Well he had a fantastic conversation with Tom Price of the Oxford Centre for Christian

apologetics about love, God, Narnia, hope and much more.

So I hope you enjoyed today's conversation and just a reminder you can find much more

from the show including all our other podcast conversations, videos and online learning

resources to at premierunbelieverball.com.

But now into our discussion about the Young Atheist Handbook.

Alom, thank you very much for joining me today.

Thanks for having me.

It's great to have you on and tell us a little bit about your background.

It'd be great to hear what led you to writing this book which I think is pretty much the

first book you've written as an author.

The book really stems from the fact that I am a physics teacher so I spend a lot of my

time in classrooms with young people trying to teach them physics and along the way some

of them ask me some very interesting questions about the nature of the universe and truth

and those kind of big scary things.

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