Who invented the universe? Alister McGrath & Jim Al-Khalili

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Did the Church invent the Trinity? Dale Tuggy vs Joshua Sijuwade

In this special extended episode of Unbelievable? two leading philosophers of religion go head-to-head over one of Christianity’s most fundamental doctrines: is the Trinity actually biblical - and is it truly orthodox? Recorded live debate from the Guild Church of St Katherine Cr ...  Show more

Can fairy tales reveal God? Amy Scott Robinson on faith, myth and imagination

What if fairy tales reveal more about reality than facts alone? Storyteller, poet and author Amy Scott Robinson joins Luke Martin to explore how imagination, myth and metaphor can illuminate Christian faith. Drawing on C.S. Lewis, G.K. Chesterton, Greek myth, biblical imagery and ...  Show more

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