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W5: Practice Podcasts

Religion is one of three topics that are forbidden to be brought in a conversation. Well we are going to throw that rule out the window for today's podcast. In this podcast, I analyze an article written by Julia DePasquale called "UGA minus God" that I found in&nbsp;The Red and Black. In this article, DePasquale talks about her experience at the University of Georgia as an atheist. She talks about how religion can be harmful and alienate people with different belief systems. She mentions how religion has been used to make government based decisions like Roe v. Wade and Carson v Makin. These decisions demonstrate how atheists are left behind when it comes to big decision that may affect communities and/or the nation. I chose this article to understand an atheist's point of view about religion and how it affects them in their search for community. I wanted to see her views on how religion has affected the education system and how it has been influencing national decisions Is religion a problem in today's decision making? Does religion affect how people blend in their own communities? Should religion be taken out of government based decisions? Does religion drift people apart?

Project 2 Podcast (Rough Draft)

Religion is one of three topics that are forbidden to be brought up in a conversation. Well we are going to throw that rule out the window for today's podcast. In this podcast, I analyze an article written by Julia DePasquale called "UGA minus God" that I found in The Red and Black. In this article, DePasquale talks about her experience at the University of Georgia as an atheist. She talks about how religion can be harmful and alienate people with different belief systems. And she did just that. I believe DePasquale reached her audience succesfully. She expressed her opinion in a professional and understanding manner. I chose this article to understand an atheist's point of view about religion and how it affects them in their search for community. I wanted to see her views on how religion has affected the education system and how it has been influencing national decisions. Is religion a problem in today's decision making? Does religion affect how people blend in their own communities? Should religion be taken out of government based decisions? Does religion drift people apart?

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