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X-WR-CALDESC:Kate Cohen is a Washington Post contributing columnist and the
  author of 'We of Little Faith: Why I stopped Pretending to Believe (and M
 aybe You Should Too).'  'We of Little Faith' chronicles Kate's journey fro
 m Reform Jew to outspoken atheist\, her decision to raise her children as 
 atheists\, and her efforts to recognize and replace the benefits religion 
 can bring. It also argues that nonbelievers should be more vocal\, both to
  enjoy more honest lives and to help save America. \n\nKate is the author 
 of two previous books.  'The Neppi Modona Diaries: Reading Jewish Survival
  through My Italian Family'  tells the story of a Jewish family who went i
 nto hiding to survive the Nazi invasion\, and explores her own perspective
  as a post-Holocaust\, non-believing Jew at the end of the twentieth centu
 ry\, and 'A Walk Down the Aisle: Notes on a Modern Wedding' examines throu
 gh personal essays the functionally outdated but still hard-to-resist Amer
 ican wedding ritual. Kate grew up in the Shenandoah Valley and attended Ha
 rrisonburg High School. Since college\, she and her husband have lived on 
 a farm in Albany\, New York. \n\nBooks are available for purchase at the e
 vent\, thanks to our friends at Parentheses Books. Cohen will be happy to 
 sign purchased books at the program.
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DESCRIPTION:Kate Cohen is a Washington Post contributing columnist and the 
 author of 'We of Little Faith: Why I stopped Pretending to Believe (and Ma
 ybe You Should Too).'  'We of Little Faith' chronicles Kate's journey from
  Reform Jew to outspoken atheist\, her decision to raise her children as a
 theists\, and her efforts to recognize and replace the benefits religion c
 an bring. It also argues that nonbelievers should be more vocal\, both to 
 enjoy more honest lives and to help save America. \n\nKate is the author o
 f two previous books.  'The Neppi Modona Diaries: Reading Jewish Survival 
 through My Italian Family'  tells the story of a Jewish family who went in
 to hiding to survive the Nazi invasion\, and explores her own perspective 
 as a post-Holocaust\, non-believing Jew at the end of the twentieth centur
 y\, and 'A Walk Down the Aisle: Notes on a Modern Wedding' examines throug
 h personal essays the functionally outdated but still hard-to-resist Ameri
 can wedding ritual. Kate grew up in the Shenandoah Valley and attended Har
 risonburg High School. Since college\, she and her husband have lived on a
  farm in Albany\, New York. \n\nBooks are available for purchase at the ev
 ent\, thanks to our friends at Parentheses Books. Cohen will be happy to s
 ign purchased books at the program.
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LOCATION:Central Library\, 174 S. Main Street\, Harrisonburg\, VA 22801 US
SUMMARY:Author Talk: Kate Cohen @Central Library
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