Here’s a slightly updated version of last week’s debate, which we aired again today (since we were off the
air last week). Is a belief in God necessary for the existence of morality? Max Botstein argues that it is
necessary, and Juan-Jacques Aupiais argues that there can be morality without God. Hosted by J.M. Colon.
Miss the chance to vote on the outcome last week? Here you go!
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Here’s what you missed on WPRB News and Culture: Is a conception of or a belief in God necessary
for morality? Max Botstein argues that God is necessary for a robust moral code; Juan-Jacques
counters that a morality without God is preferable, and in fact, necessary. Listen to
the latest edition of Hot Air, hosted by J.M. Colon. Don’t forget to vote!
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Listen to Hot Air on WPRB News and Culture, hosted by J.M. Colon. This week, Anthony Paranzino and Amy Ellington debate whether we should intervene in the ongoing conflict in Syria. Stay tuned for the complete broadcast of this week’s News program, to be posted here on www.wprb.com/news.
In the meantime, you can vote on the outcome of this week’s debate!
Here’s today’s broadcast of WPRB News and Culture, featuring the first in our
brand new series of radio debates. This week: should we abolish the primary elections system?
Ryan Low and Brian Moore duke it out on Hot Air, hosted by J.M. Colon. Listen below!
Click here to download.
Who do you think won today’s debate on whether we should abolish the primary elections system?
Vote here!
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