Sarah Carey

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1,182 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 16 Sep

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And then some people can just be quite brutal and think, well, he's just going to have to sort himself out.
And I've personally witnessed that happening a lot.
You know, there can be a brutality about it.
And, um, he'll just have to get on with it, that kind of thing.
So there can be a range of, of different, um, issues there.
Um, the Irish English one, I think is so interesting and we should definitely come back to that.
I think one of the most important books, um, of the last 20 years on that was my father's wake.
I don't know if you know the Kevin Toulas book on that, uh, really good.
So we'll come back to that.
Um, but let's go to the death of God and humanism.
And, um,
People react to that quite differently.
One is obviously the one that you have discussed there.
Well, if there's nothing left, you know, is that the total disaster and that people have nothing to cling on to, that they cannot pray.
So that urge to pray, that impulse to pray can really strike us.
And let's remember that in every single society throughout time.
there has been some kind of religious belief, you know, some kind of intelligent designer and an afterlife and rituals around death and the way people are buried and the sense of an afterlife.
Like that's really primal, you know, so people might obviously have negative views about institutional religion, but there's no society that has never had some kind of belief in that.
So if you rationalize your way out of that, well, then what are the consequences?
Now, some humanists will say, actually, it makes for a very rich life because you know that this is all there is.
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