Seth Andrews Reads Your Favorite Selections: PART ONE

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The Thinking Atheist

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🗓️ 25 March 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

As a distraction in this isolated week, Seth Andrews reads - by request - selections from some of our listeners' favorite stories. Today's episode includes Dr. Seuss, some Douglas Adams, and Harlan Ellison's "Jefty is Five."

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0:00.0	The thinking atheist, it's not a person.
0:12.0	It's a symbol, an idea.
0:15.0	The population of atheists, this country, is going through the roof.
0:18.0	Rejecting faith.
0:19.0	Perceiving knowledge.
0:21.0	Challenging the sacred.
0:23.0	If I tell the truth, it's because I tell the truth.
0:26.0	Not because I put my hand on a book and made a wish.
0:29.0	And working together for a more rational world.
0:33.0	Take the risk of thinking, feel self.
0:35.0	Much more happiness, truth, fusion, wisdom will come to you that way.
0:39.0	Assume nothing.
0:41.0	Question everything.
0:43.0	And start thinking.
0:46.0	This is the thinking atheist podcast hosted by Seth Andrews.
0:56.0	Just to help pass the time as we are quarantined, we're in self isolation.
1:05.0	I've had some people ask me to read some selections from some of their favorite stuff.
1:10.0	So today's broadcast isn't about religion, atheism, any of that stuff.
1:15.0	It's just a distraction.
1:16.0	Something you can put on in the background.
1:18.0	We did this as a live stream on YouTube.
1:21.0	But here's the podcast audio version for you.
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