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Stockfish Film Festival Review: ‘A Private Life’ Teaches Skeptics to Believe, and Back Again
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Stockfish Film Festival Review: ‘A Private Life’ Teaches Skeptics to Believe, and Back Again
There is something in every atheist itching to believe, and something in every believer itching to doubt. Writer Mignon McLaughlin explored this idea in The Second Neurotic’s Notebook, which has become a roadmap of sorts for my interpretations of the world around me, whether that be how I feel about the universe I call magic, or the beliefs programmed into or cultivated in my peers. I believe there is a certain sensitivity one can’t ignore when …
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