“Hello Dr. Tyson,” starts the letter directed at astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson: “My question to you is… do you believe in a supernatural being such as God and the prospects of an afterlife? If not, then what, or how, do you explain it (the concept of religion and why some believe) to your children?” Mr. …
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