What The Hell Do People Believe In If They Don’t Believe In God? This Guy Has One Heck Of An Answer.

Stephen Fry explains what the meaning of life is to him as a nonreligious person. In three minutes. Which is pretty impressive. It doesn’t matter what you believe; these things seem pretty universal to me.

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Mar 24, 2014

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