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Showing posts with label ac grayling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ac grayling. Show all posts
ac grayling on colbert
chatting about the good book: a humanist bible.
a.c. grayling: god and disaster
on RDFRS:
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'how, in the face of events which human kindness and concern registers as tragic and in need of help – help which human beings proceed to give to their fellows: no angels appear from the sky to do it – can they believe such an incoherent fiction as the idea of a deity?'
the entire piece here.
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'how, in the face of events which human kindness and concern registers as tragic and in need of help – help which human beings proceed to give to their fellows: no angels appear from the sky to do it – can they believe such an incoherent fiction as the idea of a deity?'
the entire piece here.
the guardian: is religion a force for good in the world?
'in anticipation of the coming debate between christopher hitchens and tony blair on the value of religion, we gathered a selection of thinkers on the subject to discuss the topic.
ac grayling, evan harris, jon cruddas, cristina odone and samia rahman debate the virtues of religion.'
the christians? ... facepalm....
i listened to this for ac grayling.
ac grayling, evan harris, jon cruddas, cristina odone and samia rahman debate the virtues of religion.'
the christians? ... facepalm....
i listened to this for ac grayling.
exchanges at the frontier: episode 3
a.c. grayling discusses string theory with physicist brian greene.
i've been listening to the grand design by stephen hawking and leonard mlodinow and even though it's a bit of a struggle, it's fascinating... and this discussion, on the same theme, is helping me to understand the concepts a bit more.
via RDFRS
i've been listening to the grand design by stephen hawking and leonard mlodinow and even though it's a bit of a struggle, it's fascinating... and this discussion, on the same theme, is helping me to understand the concepts a bit more.
via RDFRS
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