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The Sunday Assembly nonbelievers hope to organize a godless future.

By Filings on Mon, 09/27/21
Society & Culture
Secularism
Atheism
Spirituality

“Phelps is a board member of the Nashville Sunday Assembly, a congregation of nonbelievers that has faith in the power of community. The group gathers monthly to sing together, give testimonies and even hear a secular version of a sermon.” - RNS

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Dave White

NewTheir "How Great Thou Art"?

Mon, 09/27/21

Their “How Great Thou Art”?

Imagine - John Lennon

https://youtu.be/YkgkThdzX-8

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Bert Perry

NewSnicker

Mon, 09/27/21

Christian musical comedian Tim Hawkins has a hilarious bit on what kids would sing at agnostic-atheistic summer camps. I’ve got to love it that someone seems to have taken him seriously….

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

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