Joy of Atheism sermon by Paul Reisberg

The ex-atheist C. S. Lewis, photographed in 1947. Lewis wrote the book Surprised by Joy. See also: Atheism and joy

The sermon Joy of Atheism given at the Stow Acton Unitarian-Universalist Church by Paul Reisberg, admitted: "Atheism can be seen as too sterile and lacking in spirituality... We find ourselves plagued with questions of origin, of purpose, of duty, of meaning, where are we going, why does the world seem so unjust etc."^[1]

See also:

• Atheism and inspiration

• Atheism and spirituality

• Atheism and meaninglessness

• Atheism and the meaning of life

• Atheism and purpose

• Hopelessness of atheism

• Atheism and incoherency

• Atheism and justice

• Atheism and social justice

• Atheism and evolution

• Evolution

• 15 questions for evolutionists

• Suppression of alternatives to evolution

• Evolution and Cases of Fraud, Hoaxes and Speculation

• Evolution as a secular origins myth

• Evolution and just so stories

• Origin of life

• Atheism and joy

• Atheism and negative emotions/thoughts
• Atheism and bitterness
• Atheism and anger