I'm Gregory, and I'm Afraid of Hell

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The Thinking Atheist

Science, Society & Culture, Education

4.8 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2018

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

This is a candid conversation with Gregory, a man who logically rejects Christianity, but who can't shake his fears about Hell. Seth Andrews walks with Gregory through his religious conversion, his doubts, his fears of torment, and what the future might hold.

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0:00.0	Okay, here we go. The standby?
0:01.6	Three, two, one. Action!
0:06.4	Assume nothing.
0:08.3	Branch ball face blast for me.
0:10.5	Question. Everything.
0:12.4	Find it extremely hard to imagine. Open your eyes.
0:16.4	It is quite all right to be an atheist.
0:18.6	The fastest growing group of people in the country
0:21.0	has been measured as being those who have no belief
0:23.5	or who are atheists.
0:24.9	You don't have to be apologetic or quiet about it.
0:27.3	Challenge the opposition.
0:28.8	If you see religion on 100 fronts, losing the argument.
0:32.8	And start thinking.
0:37.8	This is the thinking atheist worldwide.
0:44.0	Our next show. The next one on the roster.
0:47.1	The next broadcast you hear is going to be show number
0:51.6	400.
0:54.0	We launched in June of 2010 and here we are all
0:57.6	these years later and we're still kicking.
1:00.1	And I'm so grateful to you for listening and supporting the show and getting us here.
1:04.8	So there won't be a broadcast next week.
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