Douglas Murray: The anti-woke atheist with a soft spot for Christianity
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Dan Hitchens2021-06-29T15:29:00
The secular journalist known for critiquing left-wing ideas has attracted a huge following in recent years. He might identify as an atheist, but the former Christian remains fascinated by faith
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