Respecting Prayer as an Atheist w/ Andy C. Ngo

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Respecting Prayer as an Atheist w/ Andy C. Ngo

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Andy Ngo is a freelance writer and journalist in Portland, Ore. who writes about free speech, secularism, Islam and women’s rights.Find him and his work on Twitter @MrAndyNgo

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