May 12, 2019
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Please note, the original title of this debate was 'Why I am (or am not) a Christian', which I have shortened for the video title.
This debate took place on the 10th of May 2019 at Merton College, Oxford, hosted by the Oxford InterCollegiate Christian Union (). The topics covered include evidence for the resurrection and the morality of scripture.
Thanks to Gabriel Michael and Kerris Cotterell for filming the event, and to Josh Venables for being an accommodating and impressively neutral host.
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