It’s the most wonderful time of the year…for Christians, anyway. But what are you supposed to do at Christmas if you’re an atheist? We talk with singer Robbie Fulks, who penned what might be country music’s first atheist-ballad: "God Isn't Real." Robbie is also a contributor to the new anthology, "The Atheist's Guide to Christmas."
Robbie's newest album, released earlier this year, is called "Happy."
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Comments [2]
Robbie Fulks is awesome!
How about giving equal time to a Christian who can explain what Christmas means?
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