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As artificial intelligence grows more powerful and science reveals ever more about the universe and ourselves, will belief in God eventually become obsolete? Or are the biggest questions precisely the ones science cannot answer?

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Will science and AI make religion a thing of the past? In this lively debate, physicists Paul Heslop and Simon Walker-Samuel explore whether advances in technology and neuroscience will replace faith - or show why we still need it. From AI and evolution to meaning and morality, discover the future ...

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This episode tackles two hot topics: the rising “childfree” movement and a breakthrough foetal surgery. We ask if celebrating childlessness is a problem as birth rates fall, and explore the ethical doublethink in celebrating prenatal surgery while supporting abortion for similar conditions.

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Peter Hitchens joins Luke Martin for an honest conversation about Britain’s decline, the erosion of Christian faith, and what hope - if any - remains for the nation. He shares his journey from Marxism to Christianity, reflects on his relationship with his late brother Christopher, and tackles tough questions about ...

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C. S. Lewis’s influence on Christian thought is undisputed - but was he truly a theologian, and did he always interpret Scripture well? In this lively conversation, scholars Leslie Baynes and Jahdiel Perez debate Lewis’s theology, his famous “liar, lunatic or Lord” argument, and the enduring power of Narnia to ...

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