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Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks explores the importance of faith as an antidote to what he sees as a social crisis in Britain - focusing on family, community and communication. Joining him are Harvard professor Robert Putnam, who has spent 25 years exploring the state of modern life, and Labour peer...

at least I acknowledge the author.

So where did you steal that line from?

Calling someone a :wanker: is alot worse than calling someone a cretin.

This has been done to death in this thread already.

Yea how many times have you called me a :wanker: and you're still not banned??!!

No you complete cretin, i was out. What's your excuse for spending your life on this? If you think he was a myth then i am going to end this discussion here. JC used to heal lots of people in the bible: lepers, the blind, cripples, even raising a dead man at one point. There isn't anything...

He aint here anymore might be the answer.

Only JC could heal amputees.

:laugh:

I could say you've been hook line and sinkered by society into thinking it's all bad. Believe everything the media throws at you do you?

How can you heal/replace something that isn't there anymore?

Can say the exact same for you.

I'm not, both sides have made their case, no ones converted. Thread over!

Finally! A draw, can we blow the whistle on this thread now?

Far too much mystery for it to be purely accidental/coincidence.

Nope not at all. But I found it interesting that someone who was so vehemently against the idea the idea of a god, actually ended up having a conversation with Jesus on his walk and completely changed career direction at the age of 56. There is nothing that you could tell me or any other atheist...

The most interesting person was the 56yr old guy who was anti religion anti god etc to begin with and yet a change happened in him.

I just don't think it's that simple mate. None of them were stupid though.

It's obviously unexplainable, you've got to experience it to understand. It's like the entrepreneur said, it's like doing a skydive or bungee jump: You're shit scared before, but elated after.