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James McAvoy says he doesn’t believe in God while promoting his spiritual drama “Faith” at TIFF

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James McAvoy told IndieWire that he does not believe in God, yet he created a spiritual drama called “Faith.” The film recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, and McAvoy explained why he chose to become an actor rather than a priest.

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Fans get insight into McAvoy’s personal beliefs and learn about his new film “Faith” debuting at a major festival.

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  1. James McAvoy said he does not believe in God.
  2. He made a spiritual drama titled “Faith.”
  3. “Faith” premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.
  4. He told IndieWire why he chose acting over becoming a priest.

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