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The thinking atheist, it's not a person. It's a symbol, an idea.

The population of atheists in this country is going through the rule.

Rejecting faith, pursuing knowledge, challenging the sacred.

If I tell the truth, it's because I tell the truth. Not because I put my hand on a book and made a wish.

And working together for a more rational world.

Take the risk of thinking, feel self. Much more happiness, truth, fusion, wisdom will come to you that way.

Assume nothing. Question everything. And start thinking.

This is the thinking atheist podcast hosted by South Andrews.

I'll start the show with a little bit of a confession. I guess, confessions, not really the word.

But, and maybe you can relate, I have just had a case of sadness lately.

You ever feel just melancholy, kind of modeling sad and you can't really pinpoint why?

And I want to be careful here because I really got to be careful.

So there are many, I think, legitimate instances where people who feel sad or depressed or overwhelmed

about something and genuinely need support will reach out on whatever platform they can.

Often social media. And they're looking for someone to kind of lift them up.

We've all helped a friend through a difficult time. I think that's totally legitimate.

So I'm not trying to in any way diminish that. But we also know people who are just a little bit

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