And No Religion Too


I came across this great debate on religion which is two hours long, but well worth watching.

 The motion "We would be better off without religion' is supported by the late Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins and AC Grayling - and opposed by Nigel Spivey, Julia Neuberger and Roger Scruton. 

By the time I had finished watching I was in the mood for a bit of music, so I listened to this famous track by John Lennon - Imagine - which seemed very appropriate in the circumstances.


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