Classic Replay: Ex-Christian dialogue
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In this show from Aug 2011 we met Rebekah Bennetch who lives in Saskatoon, Canada. She grew up in a strong Christian family. But in 2007 "came out" as an atheist. Sheridan Voysey is a writer, speaker and broadcaster on contemporary spirituality. They discussed what led Rebekah to abandon her faith, how Christians can best treat their "apostate" friends and family, and what lessons can be learnt for fruitful dialogue between believers and atheists.
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Released on 4 Jan 2022
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