A couple of weeks ago I did a debate with Michael Shermer of the American Skeptics Association. He was in California and I was in London. The debate was conducted at 7am in the morning (London time). You can hear the whole debate on the following link but I also add a few extra reflections below - feel free to add your own -

www.premierradio.org.uk/unbelievable

http://www.premierradio.org.uk/listen/ondemand.aspx?mediaid={A3830B99-B98A-425A-A2C6-1C4DEAF94341}

It has been a long weekend….indeed a long week. I decided to reenter the Dawkins website, after reading an article and many comments on the debate between my friend Professor John Lennox of the University of Oxford and Professor Richard Dawkins – who apparently does not want to be my friend (I can’t understand why!). It was an interesting experience (leading once more to my being ‘trolled’/banned) and resulted in a week of debate which cumulated this weekend in taking part in a debate on morality on Premier Radio (see ‘unbelievable’ on www.premier.org.uk) and a debate in London with the British Humanist Society philosopher, Peter Cave. Overall the various experiences have left me exhausted, drained and astounded at the intolerance, arrogance and emptiness of secular humanism, and the fullness, depth and breadth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Why?