The Christian & Atheist philosophers' worldviews: Keith Ward & Arif Ahmed - Unbelievable?
The Veritas Forum in Cambridge invited Christian philosopher Keith Ward and atheist philosopher Arif Ahmed to present the reasons for their different worldviews. Justin Brierley hosts a discussion with the two thinkers in front of an audience of Cam...
June 23, 2014
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June 23, 2014
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The Christian & Atheist philosophers' worldviews: Keith Ward & Arif Ahmed - Unbelievable?
Summary
The Veritas Forum in Cambridge invited Christian philosopher Keith Ward and atheist philosopher Arif Ahmed to present the reasons for their different worldviews.
Justin Brierley hosts a discussion with the two thinkers in front of an audience of Cambridge students who ask their own questions too.
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