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HughMcB wrote:End of November sounds good, shall I send out some PMs to the Toronto crew and Sityl?
Stephen Colbert wrote:Now, like all great theologies, Bill [O'Reilly]'s can be boiled down to one sentence - 'There must be a god, because I don't know how things work.'
HughMcB wrote:End of November sounds good, shall I send out some PMs to the Toronto crew?
Stephen Colbert wrote:Now, like all great theologies, Bill [O'Reilly]'s can be boiled down to one sentence - 'There must be a god, because I don't know how things work.'
Shrunk wrote:One request: I'm a kinda boring "early to bed/early to rise" guy, and not much for drinking either, so if it won't cramp everyone else's style, could we consider a meeting during the day?
SpeedOfSound wrote:I also held my last puff before I went into a non-smoking Establishment and gleefully exhaled a half a cigarette inside.
reisender wrote:I'm jealous
SpeedOfSound wrote:I also held my last puff before I went into a non-smoking Establishment and gleefully exhaled a half a cigarette inside.
reisender wrote:It would be really cool to meet everyone from the mafia threads.
Nerdy, but cool.
http://www.roythomson.com/eventdetail?eventId=711The Munk Debate on Religion: Tony Blair vs. Christopher Hitchens
Fri Nov 26, 2010 7pmAdd to my calendar
Tickets on sale Thurs Oct 14, 11am
A limit of 2 tickets per account applies.
- ROY THOMSON HALL
- $25 - $80
The Aurea Foundation Presents
The 6th semi-annual Munk Debate will feature practicing Catholic and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair debating bestselling author and atheist Christopher Hitchens. These two world-class debaters will tackle the resolution: be it resolved, religion is a force for good in the world.
The debate will focus on competing claims regarding religion’s effect on human civilization, today and into the future. For example: In a world of globalization and rapid social change does religion provide the common values and ethical foundations that diverse societies need to thrive in the 21st century? Or, do deeply held religious beliefs promote intolerance, exacerbate ethnic divisions, and impede social progress in developing and developed nations alike?
Stephen Colbert wrote:Now, like all great theologies, Bill [O'Reilly]'s can be boiled down to one sentence - 'There must be a god, because I don't know how things work.'
Stephen Colbert wrote:Now, like all great theologies, Bill [O'Reilly]'s can be boiled down to one sentence - 'There must be a god, because I don't know how things work.'
Loren Michael wrote:Question: Are Canadian "New Atheists"--no offense intended, I only recently learned that that is considered a pejorative term and have yet to find a suitable replacement--are Canadian "New Atheists" as stereotypically uncompromisingly polite as Canadians are wont to be?
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