Guest: Greg M. Epstein: Good Without God

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🗓️ 21 November 2009

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Freethought Radio will talk with Harvard's Humanist Chaplain, Greg M. Epstein, author of the new book, Good Without God: What a Billion Non-Religious People Do Believe.

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1:28.6	and church separate, which is very important.
1:31.1	And who is our guest today?
1:32.4	We will have a chaplain.
1:34.5	A chaplain.
1:35.6	And that's a first, but the twist is that he's a secular chaplain.
1:40.0	He's at Harvard.
1:40.8	His name is Greg Epstein, and he has a brand new book that just came out.
1:46.0	His book is called Good Without God.
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