Immortality - Stephen Cave & Roger Harper - Unbelievable? 2 Jun 2012
Stephen Cave is the author of "Immortality: The quest to live forever and how it drives civilisation". As an atheist he examines the ways in which people have sought eternal life down the ages and in different parts of the world. Roger Harper is an ...
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Immortality - Stephen Cave & Roger Harper - Unbelievable? 2 Jun 2012
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Stephen Cave is the author of "Immortality: The quest to live forever and how it drives civilisation". As an atheist he examines the ways in which people have sought eternal life down the ages and in different parts of the world.
Roger Harper is an Anglican priest and author. He responds to Stephen's book and they talk about the Christian view of resurrection, the soul and eternal life.
For Immortality by Stephen Cave http://www.stephencave.com/immortality.html
For Roger Harper http://rogerharper.wordpress.com/
For his book "The Lie of Hell" http://www.laddermedia.co.uk/#/the-lie-of-hell/4561595891
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