"Monesticism"

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Zhang WHJE Reporter Sara Zhang's work sitiuation is a little unusual. She's and Atheist, and she works at a church doing audio-visual operation. This piece addresses Zhang's internal moral struggle: Is it morally ambigious for her to work in a religion instituation?

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WHJE Reporter Sara Zhang's work sitiuation is a little unusual. She's and Atheist, and she works at a church doing audio-visual operation. This piece addresses Zhang's internal moral struggle: Is it morally ambigious for her to work in a religion instituation?