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From the Religion News Service article “10 minutes with … Mark St. Germain:”
In playwright Mark St. Germain’s new off-Broadway play, “Freud’s Last Session,†the existence of God is on trial.
For the defense: 40-year-old Oxford professor C.S. Lewis, a recent convert to Christianity. For the prosecution: 83-year-old Sigmund Freud, father of psychoanalysis and determined atheist.
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Q: What was the inspiration for the play?
A: I had read Dr. Armand Nicholi’s book, “The Question of God,†and it contrasted the views of Freud and Lewis. In the last chapter, he mentioned that there was a young Oxford don who visited Freud before his death and he said, “Wouldn’t have been interesting if it were Lewis?†For me, that immediately set off bells…
Q: What is your own faith background?
A: I was raised Roman Catholic but I am currently unaffiliated with any church. I feel that if you belong to a club, you need to play by the rules. I don’t believe in any of the tenets of the Catholic Church. The more I disagreed, I said this is not something I can support, whether it’s views on birth control or women’s rights…
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If proclaiming “ILOVGOD” on a North Dakota license plate is acceptable, a plate reading “ISNOGOD” should also be approved, a Fargo man is arguing after his application for the atheistic plate was rejected.