
Spiritual Atheist
Making Sense of Life, Science, Religion, and Atheism (Spiritual Series by Peter Ahkia, Book 1)
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Narrated by:
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Sheryl Mebane
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Peter Ahkia
About this listen
Can an atheist also be spiritual? This book's title is loved by Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God.
Provocative and daring, Spiritual Atheist challenges the views of many atheists and people of religions alike. The book suggests one possible truth that atheism and religion might just agree. The audacity of the book’s aim—finding a common ground rooted in spirituality—is only exceeded by its potential controversy.
The book asks and answers these difficult questions:
1. What is eternal life?
2. Who are we? Where did we come from?
3. Where did science and religion fail?
4. Where are science and religion helpful?
5. Where do science and religion meet?
6. What of God? What of life? What of humans?
8. Can atheists be spiritual?
Peter Ahkia’s uncompromising authenticity to point out what is so will at least prompt you to challenge the views and come up with your own truth.
"I love the title. The juxtaposition of those two words is great. “Spiritual Atheist” is terrific…As soon as I see that on the bookshelf, I gotta at least pick it up and turn it over to see, you know, what’s on the back cover." (Neale Donald Walsch, author of Conversations with God, personal communication, December 11, 2023). Not meant as an endorsement of the book.
Part of Peter Ahkia's Spiritual series. Copyright 2023.
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- Rodney Nguyen
- 03-08-24
Great voice and reading
I like how the author challenge the readers with understanding of oneness. It made me think about my beliefs. It was thought provoking!
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- James Brannan
- 03-10-24
Very clear and honest
I can only give my opinion of this and I think it's a very honest representation of Atheist views while maintaining a respect for spiritual belief and the benefits of having a spiritual connection in life. I think it's very well narrated and good information and maintains a balanced view across beliefs.
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- Miles James
- 03-17-24
Good listen.
Faith comes in many forms. This book shows that you can be spiritual without being religious. The timeless lessons on being a good person, feeling connected to nature and others, and doing your best to help others and life a good life is true for all beliefs. Good listen.
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- Maura
- 03-01-25
Delightfully Mindblowing
I don’t know how I could properly explain what I just experienced, but I’ll try. Or rather. We all already know. 😉 Just amazing. Still processing.
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- Delores Smith
- 02-28-24
Exploring the Depths: A Thought-Provoking Journey
Peter Ahkia's Spiritual Atheist is a thought-provoking exploration into the intersection of spirituality, atheism, and the human experience. With courage and candor, Ahkia challenges conventional beliefs, inviting readers to contemplate profound questions about existence, science, and religion. Whether you identify as an atheist, a believer, or somewhere in between, this book prompts introspection and fosters dialogue, making it a valuable addition to any seeker's library.
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- Caroline
- 03-02-24
May help you think
I am a Christian, but I picked this book up out of curiosity. I have to say that the arguments, even though I disagree with them, are well thought out. The attempts to make a case for a spiritual atheist are not too casual. The book doesn’t dismiss faith as though those who believe couldn’t possibly have thought it through like many do. I think that’s a plus. It is a book that may help you clarify your thoughts regardless of the side of the argument where you fall.
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