Downstream: Is Christianity Back? Gen Z’s Search For Meaning w/ Lamorna Ash

In 'The God Delusion', Richard Dawkins argues that the belief in a supernatural creator, God, is almost certainly false and qualifies as a delusion. He examines God in various forms, from the Old Testament to the Celestial Watchmaker, and critiques the major arguments for religion. Dawkins discusses how religion fuels war, fosters bigotry, and abuses children, and he advocates for atheism as a morally and intellectually fulfilling worldview. The book also explores the relationship between religion and morality, suggesting that morality can exist independently of religion, and argues against the teaching of religion in schools as a form of indoctrination[2][3][4].

In 'Love + Work', Marcus Buckingham explores how love is essential for personal and professional fulfillment. He argues that love is an energy that must be expressed through work, and that our workplaces often fail to capitalize on this basic human need. The book offers practical advice on how to identify and pursue your passions, creating a more fulfilling career and life.