My Next Debate: DOES GOD EXIST? With Philosophy Lecturer & Author

The Muslim Society of Greenwich University
in association with www.thebigdebates.com presents:

The Big Debate: Does God Exist?
3rd December 2009, 6:15pm

Come and see these two dynamic speakers present their arguments:

Richard Baron

Richard read philosophy at the University of Cambridge and he now lectures on ancient Greek philosophy, the theory of knowledge and the philosophy of religion. He is an author on philosophy, his books include 'Projects and Values' and 'Deliberation and Reason'. Richard will be arguing that God does not exist. He runs the blog 'Analysis & Synthesis'.

Hamza Andreas Tzortzis

Hamza is an international public speaker on Islam. He has debated prominent academics and intellectuals. Hamza is one of the main initiators of the contemporary emergence of Muslim public debaters and speakers using western and islamic philosophy. Hamza will be presenting the Muslim argument on God's existence. He runs the popular blog hamzatzortzis.blogspot.com.

Queen Mary Room 180, Greenwich University, Old Royal Navy College, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS

For non-greenwich students please register at isgodadelusion@googlemail.com
www.msgre.org

4 comments:

Waseem said...

Asalam alaykom brother,

I have just watched this and enjoyed it much:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=988134574542478162&ei=k2f9SpvlCYvM-Abak8X1Cg&q=dawkins+lonnox&hl=en#

It's a debate on the existence of God between Richard Dawkins & Oxford mathematician and Christian apologist John Lennox.

Note how weak the atheist claims are...

Best wishes.

Anonymous said...

So Richard lectures on the theory of knowledge... A good question for him would be "how did the first human being attain knowledge (information)?".
For instance, if I was given a book in a language that I did not understand; would I be able to comprehend what is written without referring to other sources? Even if I examined that book a million times would I still be able to comprehend what is written? NO.
We are born with zero knowledge (information).
If we agree with the above argument, then how did the first human being attain knowledge (information)? Is it that the mind came after the reality or before?

Anonymous said...

How are you knowing its a book written in an unknown language? What I mean is how are you recognising its an unknown language?

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