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Ian Thorpe is an atheist and Jenni Hutchinson a Christian. They got chatting about faith after bumping into each other on the internet. They discuss whether the church is having a beneficial effect on society, Ian's concerns over "fundamentalism" and whether you need to believe in God to be good.
See Ian's blog at http://machiavelli.blog.co.uk/
See Jenni's blog at http://vieira.blog.co.uk/
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Released on 5 Jun 2014
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