What happens when the worldview you embraced no longer seems capable of explaining the world you experience?
For Stuart Tettemer, atheism wasn't a rebellion against God. It was simply the conclusion that seemed most reasonable. Raised in a Christian home, Stuart gradually drifted away from faith and eventually embraced atheism, finding intellectual confidence in the arguments of the New
Atheists and a materialistic understanding of reality.
But over time, unanswered questions began to emerge.
Could consciousness be explained by matter alone? If free will is an illusion, what becomes of morality and responsibility? And why did a life centered on success and achievement leave him increasingly unsatisfied?