WOC Spy, Codename RD, Slipps Under Radar Screen

One of our more cunning spies, who shall be known only as "RD.", made his move yesterday to slip under the Christian Radar screen, in a stunningly brave, very public move:

[RD], who has expressed hopes of converting religious believers to atheism through his international bestseller [deleted], made the comments while fielding open questions on religion and debating with conservative MP Mark Pritchard.
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"This is historically a Christian country. I'm a cultural Christian in the same way many of my friends call themselves cultural Jews or cultural Muslims," Oxford biologist [deleted] said on BBC's recent "Have Your Say" program.

It is only a matter of time before he has their complete confidence.

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