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Posts Tagged "Sam Harris"

Sam Harris: ‘Atheism is a term that should not even exist.’

Oct 15 2011
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Ask Sam Harris Anything #1

Jun 29 2011
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Sam Harris & Richard Dawkins, “Who Says Science has Nothing to Say About Morality?”

May 04 2011
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Taped at The Sheldonian Theatre University of Oxford on April 12th 2011.

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Is there any place for religious faith in science? Sam Harris vs. Robert Winston

Apr 16 2011
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Can scientists be religious? Sam Harris argues science and faith are completely incompatible, while Robert Winston would like to be more inclusive. Interview by Emine Saner The Guardian, Saturday 16 April 2011 Last week, the astrophysicist Martin Rees was awarded the Templeton prize, which aims to promote religion. Emine Saner brings together atheist writer and neuroscientist Sam Harris and Professor Robert [...]

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Sam Harris Debates William Lane Craig

Apr 12 2011
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Christopher Hitchens… keeping it real.

Mar 18 2011
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Excerpt from a debate with Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, David Wolpe and Bradley Artson Shavit Watch the full debate here: http://www.jewishtvnetwork.com/?bcpid=533363107&bctid=802338105001

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Sam Harris – Nightline Interview

Dec 30 2010
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December 29, 2010 on ABC Nightline – via http:///www.AtheistMedia.com

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Sam Harris: The Problem with Islamic Fundamentalism are the Fundamentals of Islam

Dec 22 2010
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The complete video at Fora.tv: http://bit.ly/eCQhZD – via http://AtheistMedia.com

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Sam Harris: Science can answer moral questions – TED

Dec 19 2010
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