Alain de Botton is kind of like the pop-rap of philosophers: something of his work appeals to everyone. Regarding religion, he mostly avoids polemic, and instead seeks to position the atheist-religious debate in a more practical space. Religion for Atheists (the book, and this talk) suggests atheists should borrow certain aspects of religion.
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