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The first speaker has been an atheist for more than twenty years. He talks about skepticism.
The second speaker shares his idea on people can still get along despite the differences or the lack of belief.
A thirteen-year-old atheist, the last speaker shares with us why she thinks Jesus is a good thing. What are your thoughts on this?
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