I was never very religious, though I went to church with friends when I was young; I liked the singing. But my parents were agnostics, and I was too, once I was old enough to think about it. Henry, though… Henry was a deep-down, committed atheist. He knew there were no gods. He admitted that without proof, it was an unscientific attitude, but he just didn’t like the idea of a superior power. He always asked ‘What has god ever done for me?’ More of a DIY guy, I guess, you’d say.
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“The Matter of God”
Start with Stones: collected stories
Published 22-Jun-2013
About the story: What if there were a literal god particle?