The Moral Maze Does Religion

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Chico replied

13 October 2005, 05:39
Stephen Green does not speak for me. Why didnt they get someone like Nicky Gumbel or Sandy Millar or Joel Edwards et al on the panel? They would have made mince meat of the assembled atheists, jihadists and haters.
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Lucifer Box started a topic The Moral Maze Does Religion

12 October 2005, 21:24
The Moral Maze Does Religion

Anyone else hear this evening's edition of The Moral Maze on Radio 4? Excellent discussion of the issues surrounding civil liberties, freedom of speech and religion. In fact, I'll be claiming my crisp fiver by saying that Chico is Steven Green, the director of Christian Voice and first expert witness (he is a bigot who claims he isn't, bangs on about absolute truths, sees secular humanist conspiracies everywhere, says all religions are wrong except his, persistently fails to answer the question, etc). Well worth listening to just to hear him ripped apart by the panel.

Highly recommended listening: The Moral Maze
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