Atheists Embrace Spirituality

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Scientists reveal what made them go from atheists to believers in God

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Scientists reveal shocking experiences that took them from atheists to believers in God.

A neuroscientist found religion on a college campus, while a highly educated psychiatrist became a believer after a firsthand encounter with demonic forces.

Meanwhile, a grieving astrophysicist found comfort in God after the loss of her stillborn child.

Dr Gallagher met a 'possessed' woman the night before meeting her.

She was a self-described priestess of a satanic cult and accompanied by a catholic priest.

Dr Gallagher said that when Julia arrived, she gave him a smirk and said, 'How'd you like those cats last night ?' The doctor believes some of his patients may not be mentally ill but possessed by evil spirits.

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