An Atheist in Iran
9th February 2021
I like to sum up my style as a combination of brevity and rambling. This time the newsletter will be of the former persuasion.
Jess Macfarlane
I like to sum up my style as a combination of brevity and rambling. This time the newsletter will be of the former persuasion.
Jess Macfarlane
Jessica Macfarlane
Late last year we were contacted by Sina Nasiri, who had written a heart-felt article about his journey to atheism while growing up in Iran. His article explored the risky business of finding people to trust and confide in, in a society where being an atheist is no trivial thing – where apostacy from Islam is punishable by death.