Provocative weekly debate with William Crawley on moral, religious and ethical issues.
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Sun, 17 Aug 14
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66 mins
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If ISIS came to your town would you turn the other cheek or pick up a gun? We'll ask if Christian pacifism makes any sense in the wake of what many regard as a genocide in Iraq. Plus prisons are not fit for purpose, and they're failing prisoners and society, says former MP Denis MacShane. The Archbishop of Armagh tells Lord Carey he is wrong about Assisted Dying. And as the new Star Wars Movie is filmed on Skellig Michael, one theologian says the Force is with us.
Sun, 10 Aug 14
Duration:
58 mins
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On this week's Everyday Ethics with William Crawley, the Christian exodus from Iraq - is an unfolding genocide being ignored by the west? Outing the bishops - the gay rights campaigner who's threatening to name some prominent names. And a former Israeli artillery officer thinks Israel's 50 year-long occupation of Palestinian territories is a "cursed victory".
Sun, 3 Aug 14
Duration:
56 mins
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We hear from a senior Israeli government official and from Amnesty International on the on-going conflict. Dabbling in the stuff of other peoples souls? Would the world be a better place if the United States butted out? And one day you'll say sorry - A Presbyterian minister predicts churches will eventually seek forgiveness for their treatment of gays.
Sun, 27 Jul 14
Duration:
24 mins
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Everyone seems to have a view about what's currently happening in Gaza and Israel. As the death toll rises, the tone of the language of the public debate has also escalated towards allegations that war crimes have been committed. But what exactly is a war crime? What kind of evidence is necessary to prove that a war crime has been committed in any conflict, and, if that evidence is forthcoming, what are the chances that anyone is likely to face prosecution? William is joined by Dr Kevin Heller, Professor of Criminal Law at the University of London, and Anthony Julius, deputy chairman of the top law firm Mishcon de Reya. William also talks to Lord Kilclooney on the Isreali/Gaza conflict.
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