Eric Weiner: Man Seeks God

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Former NPR reporter Eric Weiner's new book, Man Seeks God: My Flirtations with the Divine, recounts his voyage around the world to discover more about his own beliefs. During a season that, for many, centers on religion and spirituality, Ray Suarez and Weiner discuss the quest for God and personal faith.

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