Unbelievable? 14 Nov 2009 - Alister McGrath interview
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Alister McGrath combines a background in science with a passion for theology and apologetics. "The Dawkins Delusion" - his critique of Richard Dawkins and the New Atheism has been a bestseller.
In this wide-ranging interview McGrath shares his own journey of faith and why Christianity makes best sense of the world as he sees it. He addresses the way atheism is currently making its case, as well as fine tuning of the universe, the resurrection, heresy and much more besides!
You can read the Christianity Magazine profile of Alister McGrath here
For Alister McGrath's website visit http://users.ox.ac.uk/~mcgrath/
For more Christian debate and dialogue visit www.premier.org.uk/unbelievable or Get the podcast or via Itunes
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