To believe or not to believe? Today, more and more Utahns are choosing life without religion. KCPW’s Jessica Gail takes a look at the state’s growing community of active atheists and what’s made it easier for some to take the “leap of faith” away from faith.
(KCPW News) To believe or not to believe? Today, more Utahns are choosing life without religion. KCPW’s Jessica Gail takes a look at the state’s growing community of active atheists, and what’s made it easier for some to take the “leap of faith” away from faith.
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Re: 05.11.2012 by Jessica Gail
Hi, Jessica,
Ek cetera is pronounced as eT centers. It’s Latin; et means and.
Lovers your report in this, thoug I put another of out URLs above. Thanks!
I typed a comment but it got erased !! Because the goofy graphic gizmo didn’t accept ?
Ok, in short… Here it is again:
Ek cetwra is not how it’s pronounced! It’s Latin … Et means and.
I started the atheist group in Utah with Richard Andrews in 1979. He was an awsome leader, hosting the 1981 national convention of American Atheists in Salt Lake City.