We of Little Faith — The Hidden Power of Religious Deference
What if religious belief remains powerful not only because people believe, but because nonbelievers often stay quiet?
Welcome to Crisis in Perception, where we examine the systems shaping our world.
In We of Little Faith: An Atheist Comes Clean (And Why You Should, Too), Kate Cohen reflects on her transition from culturally observant Reform Judaism to open atheism. Her memoir explores parenting, truthfulness, morality, death, holidays, family identity, and the social pressure to soften or hide nonbelief.
This episode uses Cohen’s work as a lens for investigating cultural religious deference…
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