DEBATE: Can Atheism Justify Human Rights? | Cosmic Skeptic vs Subboor Ahmad
March 10, 2020
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This debate between Alex J. O'Connor and Subboor Ahmad took place at Wadham College, Oxford University on the 6th March 2020. The question was 'Can Atheism Justify Human Rights?'
Thank you to the Oxford Forum for hosting this event, and to Patrick Dauncey for moderating. The motion passed, with a majority of audience members voting that atheism can justify human rights.
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