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Living without a God
Many people are religious. Some are devout, or at least claim to be. Those who are religious vary in their affiliation and sect . Others do not practice any religion. They neither contribute nor participate, except at an occasional marriage or funeral. Still others consider themselves spiritual, albeit not religious. Finally, some reject the idea of religion. I began my life in the first camp and end in the latter. Here I briefly explain why. I do not pretend my arguments best all theistic claims. Still my journey is not unfamiliar, at least to non-theists. I suspect, though, that some of my observations are ones some believers have neither heard not contemplated. Some, I suspect, occasionally worry about some of them, albeit quietly.
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