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There Is No God and He Is Always with You
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Can the Zen approach provide an answer to the seemingly irresolvable God-or-no-God debate? Is there a way to be an atheist and yet still believe in God? Is there a way to be a true believer and yet still doubt? And why frame things in terms of God anyway?
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3.5
“This man is so pretentious and his writing is overwrought with condescension to his reader. Also he’s a nazi now. So.”
“When ever anyone asks me my views on God, I direct them to this book and a book called Water Into Wine by Tom Harpur”
About Brad Warner
Brad Warner, a Soto Zen monk and teacher, is also a punk bassist, filmmaker, and popular blogger. He is the author of Hardcore Zen, Sit Down and Shut Up, Zen Wrapped in Karma Dipped in Chocolate, and Sex, Sin, and Zen. A documentary about him is forthcoming from Pirooz Kalayeh, the director of Shoplifting from American Apparel. Warner lives in Los Angeles.
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