The Young Atheists Handbook - Alom Shaha & Tom Price - Unbelievable?
Alom Shaha grew up in a Muslim background in London but became an atheist in his teens. Now a science teacher he has written about that journey in his book "The Young Atheist's Handbook". He chats with Tom Price of the Oxford Centre for Christian Ap...
June 23, 2014
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The Young Atheists Handbook - Alom Shaha & Tom Price - Unbelievable?
Summary
Alom Shaha grew up in a Muslim background in London but became an atheist in his teens. Now a science teacher he has written about that journey in his book "The Young Atheist's Handbook".
He chats with Tom Price of the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics about Love, God, Narnia, Hope and much more...
For The Young Atheists Handbook http://alomshaha.com/buy-the-book.html
For Alom Shaha http://alomshaha.com
For Tom Price http://www.theocca.org/bios/tom-price
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