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12:43Now PlayingThese are messages left from atheists in different countries. Listen to their voicemails.
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The first speaker is from Nepal. He shares his religious upbringing and his experience in substance abuse. He has some questions to the atheist community. One was, "How do you become fully free from your religion?"
Jim is the second speaker. He works for the Atheist Republic and he answers the questions of the first speaker.
From North Africa, the third speaker thanks the Atheist Republic and thinks of joining the group.
The fourth speaker was born into Judaism and shares his first awakening. He tells us how women are treated in his former religion. Now he is living in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, where there is no place for a non-believer like him. Listen to his story as he is being discriminated in the area.
The last speaker is from Kolkata, India. He was born a Hindu, converted to Islam, and now he is an atheist.
If you feel it is time to enjoy some freedom, do not be afraid to walk away. Freedom from religion is needed.
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