Does Humanism need God? Angus Ritchie vs Stephen Law
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The term 'Humanism' is often seen as synonymous with atheism. But a recent Theos report titled: 'The case for Christian Humanism: why Christians should be Humanists and Humanists should be Christians' claims to show that atheism is ill-equipped to support the fundamental tenets of Humanism.
Report author Angus Ritchie debates with atheist philosopher Stephen Law on whether atheistic humanism can account for the human dignity, morality and reason it espouses.
For the Theos report: www.theosthinktank.co.uk
For Stephen Law's response: click here
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Released on 16 Jan 2015
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