Classic: From Atheist to Catholic with Leah Libresco and Hemant Mehta
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Classic: From Atheist to Catholic with Leah Libresco and Hemant Mehta
Summary
In this Classic Replay of Unbelievable? Podcast, we delve into the fascinating journey of Leah Libresco, once a prominent atheist blogger who made headlines by converting to Catholicism. Her story gained attention across both religious and secular spheres, including a feature on CNN.
Leah sits down with Hemant Mehta, widely known as the Friendly Atheist, for a topical discussion about the moral arguments that played a pivotal role in her conversion journey. Hemant quizzes Leah on her decision to embrace Catholicism, providing listeners with an insightful exchange that explores the intricacies of faith, reason, and personal conviction.
Listeners also get the chance to participate as Leah and Hemant field questions, offering deeper insights into Leah's faith journey and the broader dynamics of faith and atheism.
For Leah Libresco visit: leahlibresco.com
For Hemant Mehta visit: friendlyatheist.com
This episode originally aired on: 23 June 2014
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