NPR @npr.org · Sep 12

Raphael Bob-Waksberg is an atheist, but not an “orthodox atheist.” On this week’s Wild Card, the “BoJack Horseman” creator talks about forgiveness and why grief isn’t a “straight line.” Full interview here: n.pr/4gkXnV9

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᯽Ჽƭⲉꭾ𝚑𝚊𝑛𝔦ɛ᯽🤸 · Sep 12

I'm an atheist, & here's what I know: What we have is all we have, and how we treat others, is all we have, is our legacy, AND, it is our future. All accountability is in the here and now. Thats why atheists are generally moral. (i think)

Lars Gottlieb · Sep 12

As an atheist and a secular humanist, my morals are based on harm. There is no afterlife, so this is the one chance we get to do things right, and to hold ourselves and others accountable for our actions.

Pragmatical 🇨🇦 · Sep 12

An atheist is an atheist. It’s not, and never has been, a religion. By definition.

@cromulentdoh.bsky.social · Sep 12

A series I watch at least once every year. It’s so good. Arnett is so good as bojack.

Kritz · Sep 12

I have no idea what an "orthodox atheist" is, and I suspect that Bob-Waksberg doesn't either.