TRAILER Is there good evidence to believe in God? Ed Atkinson vs Sara Stevenson
March 21, 2025
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Premier Unbelievable? Podcast is back in Aylesbury, UK at Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School with host Andy Kind moderating a debate on the existence of God, featuring Sara Stevenson from OCCA The Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics and atheist Ed Atkinson, engineer and former Christian turned Agnostic, and host of the Doubts Aloud podcast.
Today's discussion dives into questions of morality, human value, and scientific methods for belief, addressing whether there is good evidence to believe in God. Sara presents a cumulative case for God's existence and goodness, while Ed scrutinises these through a lens of moral relativism and naturalism. In front of a hall full of teenagers the debaters explore philosophical and empirical arguments, interrogating deeply contested beliefs.
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