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Writers Margaret Atwood and Martin Amis show how the imagination of
the creative mind can help cross the boundaries between faith and
reason.
Writers Margaret Atwood and Martin Amis show how the imagination of
the creative mind can help cross the boundaries between faith and
reason, and to see the best and worst of human
possibilities. Atwood's most famous novel, The Handmaid's
Tale , depicts a democracy transformed into a theocracy of
God-quoting true believers who strip women of their rights. In
a recent piece for The New Yorker , Martin Amis imagines
the last days of Mohamed Atta, the leader of the suicide bombers on
9/11. Bill Moyers explores how these two confessed agnostics
come to grips with a world immersed in belief.
