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Alain de Botton: L'athéisme version 2.0

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Jan 2012TEDGlobal 2011
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Quels aspects des réligions les athées devraient-ils adopter? Alain de Botton nous propose une réligion pour les athées -- soit l'athéisme version 2.0 -- qui regroupe les formes d'expressions et traditions réligieuses, afin de satisfaire nos besoins pour le contact humain, les rites et la spiritualité.

Through his witty and literate books -- and his new School of Life -- Alain de Botton helps others find fulfillment in the everyday. Full bio »

Translated into French, Canadian by Francois Nguyen
Reviewed by Iwona Chałuś (Yvonne Chalus)
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