Alex O'Connor
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DEBATE: The Argument for God From Reason • Cosmic Skeptic vs Max Baker-Hytch
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The argument from reason was popularised by C.S. Lewis, but has a number of specific variations. Max Baker-Hytch is a tutor in philosophy at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University, and challenges me in this episode of 'Unbelievable?' to respond to his version of the argument.
'Unbelievable?' is a show on Premier Christian Radio, hosted by my friend Justin Brierly, which brings together Christians and non-Christians for debate and discussion. It hosts some excellent conversations, and it is well worth subscribing (this is my fourth appearance on the show!)
Check it out here
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