If science has not actually killed God, it has rendered Him unrecognisable
“It is not that physicists are authorities on religion, for whom we look to pronounce the last word. Indeed, they[…]
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Does it matter who William Hague shares a hotel room with?
“There are always those who protest that how people behave in their private lives matters because character matters. But this[…]
ReadSeptember podcast
In this edition I talk to philosopher of biology John Dupré and the problems with genes, and the Nobel-prize winning Amartya Sen about the idea of Justice. Plus, guest reporter Antonia Macaro talks to John Heaton about Wittgenstein and therapy.
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“Google boss Eric Schmidt warned this week that when they grow up, many young people are going to want to[…]
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“Why should we care more about level of difficulty than we do about whether syllabuses are interesting; or provide children[…]
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